Routes in Chulilla for selected grade

Nice and flowy route, though it has an uncomfortable and slippery start.

Very polished.

More beautiful orange flowstone. Cruxy.

Be prepared for a hard crux move. Not ideal as a warmup

Ignore the writing at the bottom of the line, as it is badly placed. The route goes to the right of the name. Directly up is La retrobaba 6c.

Very polished start.

Grade as per 2020 guidebook. It feels harder at 6b+.

Extension to the top. The second part is easier than the first.

An extension to either 'Oh, Carol' or 'Champagne para todos L1'.

Same start as Kalo, head left. Sharing a top with Quasimodo.

Sharing a top with La pelota de Kalo

Be prepared for a serious runout between 3rd and 4th bolt. Consider using friends.

Sharing a top with Nuevos vecinos

This route is named in honor of Brian Teal, a prolific climber of his day in Colorado and Alaska. His ashes were spread from the top of the route on the first ascent, fulfilling his wish to be scattered somewhere warm and beautiful.

The line was originally climbed in its entirety on trad gear, using the overhanging hand jam fist jam variation, and dubbed "BT Tradition". In order to simplify the topo, the trad variation is described here, but only the sport variation will be included in the written guidebook.