Routes as sport in Ayagaures

The first clip really high and the rock has zero quality, watch out.

Same start as 4 but they split halfway up. this goes through the left edge.

same start as 3, this goues straight up

Nice christals at the third bold.

In the Climbo paper guidebook theres a mistake with this route and "del tingo al tango". this is the 7a+

It has two pitches, the second one has some holds that might fall apart. The first pitch is OK.

This route is usually full of birds shits as it is not definitely the most popular one around.

A fun route that feels easier than the guidebook grade (7b). An easy tick some would say, if you figure out the awkward section at the top. There's a good hold near the crux that it's about to come off even though it's glued with resin.

At the somewhat separated pinnacle in the centre of the wall, follow right leaning hand crack and glue-ins to summit anchor. Wear a helmet, rock can be loose.

7a+ on the first guidebook, 6c on the second one. If it is a 6c, it is definitely harder than the crux of all the 7a at this crag. -> Local climbers call this a 6c, but the common say is that its harder

Video.

Quite nice, but not really clean and the first bolt is extremely high placed. - The bolt previous to the anchor moves, so be extremely careful -

It is a nice route, but a huge rock seems about to fall. If someone decides to climb it, better to don't grab whatever feels like loose.

Guidebook says 5+, but it obviously isn't. Locals give it 6a/+.