Vías en Guanajuato para grado seleccionado

Fun climbing inside the chimney, it later becomes 'El viaje de tonanacatl' which bolts are in the back wall, clip the first bolt in the back wall instead of the chains to prevent rope friction.

Start at the base of the obvious narrow ridge and climb all the way to the top, staying on the arête. Anchors are on the face to the right. Five bolts. 15 meters.

Climb knobby pillar through three bolts then head up the slabby ridge around the right side of the huge hanging block, then trending left above to a bolt above the block (upper route A). Work left to another bolt then up the SE face of the upper headwall through two more bolts, finishing at anchors (two bolts and chains). Slightly run-out after the second bolt; can plug cams (#.75 to #2) in a small crack system if needed. 30 meters.

Start at the base of the short, steep face 2 meters north of the dihedral and head straight up the arête, staying to the right along the edge, plugging gear where you can find it (it’s sparse but there when needed). Head up to the big block at the top, traverse up its left sloping edge, then plug a piece in the big dihedral and move to the anchors of Pura Vida. 25 meters. GEAR: Small cams up to #2, nuts, slings.

Starts on the featured face four meters north of LA COLUMNA. Climb up to the featured short face to the ledge, stepping over the cactuses to get onto the upper wall staying two meters to the right of the arête, then directly up the overhanging face via jug holds, topping out at anchors on the North Fin. GEAR: Top rope for now – we plan to bolt this route. 30+ meters. Watch your rope length!

Climb the slab plugging gear in the crack to the right while avoiding the serious barrel cactuses. Continue up the steeping face to beneath the small tree, plug a good piece, and make a move up and to the right of the tree (without grabbing it!). Then follow the slabby arête up to a two-bolt anchor at the base of the Hawk’s Perch. GEAR: Cams from .5” to 3”, nuts.

Climb up the ramp to the obvious crack that leads to an orange overhang. Get good hands to lean out and step up, plug a solid piece or two in the good crack in the dihedral, then pull up on some overhanging jugs to a small ledge. Sling a horn or two, and move up the easier ground to some big huge blocks. From here, the route becomes and alpinestyle scramble, interrupted with occasional bushy areas, following the ridgeline as high as it goes. Most will feel comfortable soloing this ridge. See the photo for the upper portion.

Start in the dead center of the face and move straight up through loads of features. You have the option of finishing at the Fast and Furry-ous anchors to the right (14 meters) or at the Super Speed Vitamins anchors to the left (16 meters). Both options are rated 5.9.

Start on the west side of the base of the pillar, in the corner, beneath a shallow crack and groove. Move up, plugging some creative pieces in the groove, then scramble up to the sloping ledge beneath the big, obvious fist-sized crack. Plug big cams in the crack and climb your way all the way to the top. It is an easy walk-off on the back side (east) of the top. There are no anchors or bolts on this pillar. GEAR: Big cams up to #5 (or #4). Big hexes are useful too.