The rock at "La Presa" is sharp limestone, and by sharp I mean really sharp! But that doesn't make this place any harm since there are really good climbs. Most of the climbs are next to the river.
This place is the heart of La Laguna. El "Cañon de Fernandez" is the canyon that is home of the river "Rio Nazas" where the water from "La Presa" flows year round. The climbs are located near to the river which makes this a unique place to climb in the desert, pretty much like an oasis.
Sometimes the locals ask for money at la "Caseta de cobro", tell them you are here just to climb at the "reliz" and they should let you pass for free.
Most walls at la presa can be approached by walking 1 to 5 minutes from your car.
Stay at "Faro los arturos" or any of the camping spots found next to the river, some of them have grills.
Leave no trace! Be careful with the native petroglyphs.
Gráfico cronológico de las vías
This area was first bolted by Roberto Nahle. After some years the locals from Torreon found an interest in rockclimbing and continued Roberto's effort to develop this climbing area.
¿Sabías que puedes crear una cuenta para registrar, monitorizar y compartir tus ascensiones? Hay miles de escaladores y escaladoras que lo hacen.
5.8 | ★★ Chipitín | ||
5.9 | ★★★ Fatache | ||
5.10a | ★★ Panadero con el Pan | ||
5.10c | ★★★ Metztli | ||
5.10d | ★★★ Cadejo | ||
5.11a | ★★★ El Rabino | ||
5.12a | ★★★ Vaquero contemporáneo | ||
5.12d | ★★★ Cafe con Leche | ||
5.13a | ★★★ Francesito (Extensión) | ||
V8 | ★★★ Pulporrillo |
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