Voies dans El Chalten

3m right of fence post (at left end of main wall), starting at a triangular ledge at head height. Up past 9 bolts to lower-offs.

2m R again

Start at large thick flake, left of main wall.

Up wall 1m left of flake, 6 bolts up to 2 rings, can walk-off left with some easy balancey contouring.

Shorter and a bit more power demanding than La Burbuja

same start as route to left but heads right at about 5th bolt to tricky move through bulge and then a groove before back to shared anchors

Slabbyish climb on the right side of the steep wall, just right of the 'ledge'.

16m up and left of fence post, diagonal staircase up and right past 6 bolts to shared lower-off.

Awkward to abseil and clean the route as it wanders ~8m sideways, easiest for 2nd to top-rope and clean.

1. 6a

2. 5+

3. 6a+

4. 5

Immediately above the bridge there is a routel that starts on white pockets and goes into a L facing corner and later heads out a large roof. Pitch 1: (6a) Up white wall with multiple large huecos into R leaning corner/ ramp. Climb past first set of anchor bolts to anchors at base of arete. Pitch 2 (crux): Up face and right to arete. Belay on ledge atchain anchor. Pitch 3: (6a) Up arete to open corner, trending left to under roof Pitch 4: (5+) Up the right along ledge. Under right side of roof traverse right to belay Pitch 5: (5) Step left into corner and up to anchor. Rappel from here or continue scrambling up and left to plateau and go left to descent gully

Start 6m right of fence post (at left end of main wall), just right of low roof at wide crack/chimney. Chimney up to 2nd bolt, crux through overlap to 3rd bolt, then more easily to anchors. Middle-third is sandy with broken rock.

1m right , up crack to start. Doesnt look dirty. On same wall as preceding 3 routes

The uphill route on the lower terrace through overlapping reddish slabs

Line just left of the main section of wall.

Starts just to right of main wall up on 1m dirt ledge. Start up right facing corner past 2 bolts on left wall, then transition to right face past 2 bolts to shared lower-off.

Start from the left and bottom part of the roof (you'll find the starting hold right next to a big boulder) and follow an obvious line with pockets, good pinches and crimps. After leaving the roof starts heading left following an overhang until reaching an obvious finishing hold.

Known locally as "the easiest rock climb in El Chalten", at least, it is the easiest multi-pitch. Has been climbed in winter with ice axes and crampons.

From the wooden bridge walk south towards the old orange bridge/flying fox thing. Take first small branch trail you come to, just before the orange flying fox, the track leads to a massive boulder field from significant rockfall, the climb starts just up and right from the debris field.

The climb is recognisable by the large smooth slab comprising the top third which has a right trending diagonal crack with a belay cave half-way.

Apparently no harder than 6a.

To descend, from the final anchor, walk north along the ledge for a few metres to a rap station. It would be awkward to abseil from the final anchor and hit the previous belay due to the diagonal nature of that pitch.

8m right of fence post (at left end of main wall). Start at dihedral, up and out to 2nd bolt on face, easy slabbing until finish above scoop (protected by 9th bolt).

Up a short face, but mainly climbs R arete before moving left near top.

2m right and downhill, longer and more sustained

Overhung corner start, then steep wall above.

Right of main wall up on 1m dirt ledge. Climb the middle of slab past 6 bolts. Scramble 4m to large ledge and first bolt (redundant) at knee height, then nice side cling moves from bolt 2 to 3. Easy to top.

Start from the right bottom side of the roof and follow an obvious line of pockets and pinches until joining with El Diamante Left

The diehedral at the left end of the wall

Diagonal right crack and ramp. Start 5m right of "Main Wall Bolted 4" past bush and crack/groove. Crux is between first 2 bolts with side clings either side. Awkward to clean the route as it wanders ~6m right to shared lower-offs.

Starts just left of a short overhung corner. Up thin face to horizontal. Weave way up wall on line of least resistance. Escapable in parts and quite run out.

where the track meets the cliff, up r diagonal grooves

Bouldery start up steep corner then easier finish.

Start 8m up and left from fence post at left end of main wall. 7 bolts to shared lower-off, crux is bolt 6 - 7.

Starts at overhung arete

Primer largo es 7a y segundo largo 7a+

Start at seam into right leaning flake. Option to lower-off at ~9m, or continue to shared lower-offs 2 bolts higher. 2m of dirt erosion at cliff base has made the start harder and put the first bolt about 5m above the ground with tricky moves.

About 40m right and up hill are 2 steep routes. This one is no longer a project but not sure of name. Start up gully

the right most route, up diagonals to cruxy move through small hanging arete

Directly opposite Hosteria Vertical Lodge. From wooden bridge, walk south ~100m past the old orange bridge structure, then a bit further and head up hill. All belays have rings for abseiling. Rock quality is poor in spots but no worse than any other route on this wall.

6 pitches:

1. 25m, 5 bolts, Straight up easy slabs

2. 25m, 5 bolts, Trending left around bulge

3. 30m, 8 bolts, Easy scramble up and right past 2 or 3 bolts and scree, climb short face (3rd bolt on face hidden), then trend left to sloping ledge and belay.

4. 30m, 12 bolts, Straight up steep wall, 1st bolt heads left but easier ground right, then right-facing corner and awkward mantle on to sloping ledge, followed by another right-facing corner and mantle.

5. 15m, 5 bolts, Ridiculous horizontal traverse.

6. Crux, 20m, 8 bolts, Straight up, then up steep wall with pockets.

Descent Options:

1. Walk-off. Still need rope to climb above final anchor, then walk left ~200m to walk-down gully.

2. Abseil, very awkward to hit 4th belay on abseil due to the horizontal traverse. Then abseil ~53m to 2nd belay and ~40m to ground.

3. Alternatively, abseil to 5th belay, then ~50m to 1m dirt ledge where you can carefully walk across to 2nd belay. ~40m to the ground from 2nd belay.

Starts on wall just right of S

The route on the far right of the wall, with unusual conglomerate holds and pockets. Very well bolted. Tough pumpy anchor clip!

At far right of main wall, up slightly overhung hand and finger crack, then left-ish to shared lower-offs.Probably harder start now given the 2m of dirt erosion at cliff base. First bolt is ~5m up. Black Diamond 0.5 or 0.75 cam useful to protect the heinous start.

The right of the routes starting in gully. ROck looks quite average