description
Supposedly the easiest route to the summit.
Bolted comfortable belays. Descend by walking down the hiking path from the summit.
Stays in the shade the most part of the day. Upper pitches get some sun in the afternoon.
Extensive description and topo on fjalejandre.blogspot.com
Route history
| Aug 1955 | First ascent: J.Panyella & J.Salas |
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Warnings
Location
- Lat/Lon: 38.63475, 0.07391
Grade citation
| 5a, 4-, 4+,4+,4,5a, 4+ | Assigned grade |
| 5a | ★★Paul Slattery |
ethic
- La piedra caliza es blanda - por favor, limpie tus zapatos de la suciedad con el fin de evitar asideros y pasos pulidos.
- No instala toprope directamente a través de anclaje o anillos - usa tu propio material en su lugar.
- Limpia las marcas de tiza con un cepillo.
- No dejes papel higiénico.
- Recoge la basura - también las colillas de cigarrillos.
- Aparcar con consideración (los tractores deben poder pasar también el fin de semana).
- The limestone is soft – please clean your shoes from dirt in order to avoid polished handholds and steps.
- Don't toprope directly through anchors or bolts – use your own material instead.
- Clean chalk and tickmarks with a brush.
- Don't leave toilet paper.
- Pick up rubbish - also cigarette butts.
- Park considerately (tractors should be able to pass also at the weekend).
Seasonality
Quality
Overall quality 65 from 8 ratings.
Tick Types
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Selected Guidebooks more Hide
Author(s): Renaud Moulin & Jose Luis Palao
Date: 2019
A selective guidebook describing the best sport climbing areas around Alicante and Murcia in the Costa Blanca area, covering 20 main areas and 1,000's of routes.
Author(s): Chris Craggs & Alan James
Date: 2013
ISBN: 9781873341674
A selective guidebook describing all the main rock climbing and sports climbing areas within the Costa Blanca region of Spain, covering 40 crags and over 3,000 routes.
