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Ends when you stand on the tufa.

Features a straight line through stalactite like rock. After the terasse (midway) the terrain changes to slightly sharp rock. Two tophooks, no further bolting. The route is dedicated to Jos Schilt who died in 1996 at the age of 22.

Lower level technical with small sharp grips. Upper level comparable to Voor Jos. Tophooks, no further bolting.

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Climb the second line of bolts back from the boulder/chockstone. Follows a crack system which widens towards the top. Rock can be sharp. The last few metres are a little blank.

At cave entrance, climb onto the boulder/chockstone. Follow tufa to anchors.

Climb the vegetated groove up the left-side of the main face.

Be careful if lowering-off with a 60m rope, as it is a rope-stretcher.

The bolt line up the right side of the face -- steep and sustained for the grade.

This route is about 10m right of "Cucarachón".

This climb is in the jungle, about 30m left of "Torre Blanca". Be prepared to have to pull down the occasional thorn-vine if you climb this.

The 2009 guide-book grades it "4+", but it is noticeably harder than this -- comparable to the harder 5+ routes in the Ensenada.

There are two new (since 2009 guidebook) routes left of "Torreando". This is the further left of the two.

Follows the bolt line left of the Ficus tree -- but starting from the left is noticeably harder than 4+. Probably only climbs at 4+ if you use the trees on the way up.

Climb straight up starting to the right of the ficus tree.

Not really sure where this climb is....

The short slab.

Left Traverse route starting from Culebra de Miyagui route

Just to the right of 'Para Sayang', 5 Minutos Mas can be tricky before the first bolt as great handholds are seemingly scarce. Be patient and make it past the lower first bolt to find the jugs you have been looking for, moving slightly towards the right after the third bolt and finishing at the anchors that are shared with 'Como Tu Sabe'. With a forward leaning angle to the wall, rests are made easy and completing the route is only 5 more minutes away. A word of warning, many of the juggier holds on this route seem to be loose, so please be aware of shifting rock.

A straight forward 5.8 climb that is good for both beginners and intermediate warm-up alike. This climb is often set up as a top-rope for beginner climbers as the forward leaning angle of the wall provides a great learning experience. As a lead climb this route should not be taken lightly despite the low grade. This is because the first three bolts all have ground fall potential.

Finishing at the lower hanging chain anchors with the green protective tarp, Pura Vida Mae shares its start and finish with ‘La Impotencia’. The only difference in the two climbs, other than the grade point difference and the number of quickdraws needed, is the direction to follow after the third bolt. For the easier of the two routes after the third bolt climb towards the right to the next bolt before moving back left and finishing on the anchors. For ‘La Impotencia’, from the third bolt head left and utilize the two bolts before moving up and right to the anchors. Pura Vida Mae is a good climb to set up a top-rope for beginners as both on and off the line are littered with good hand holds and good feet. It also has a forward leaning wall, allowing for long rests. I would not recommend this climb for someone learning to lead, as protection is not abundant.

At the time of writing only the top two pitches have been bolted, but plans are in the works to complete the entire length of the wall.

Using the anchors to the left when facing the edge, climbing the final pitch is easy slab with good edge like pockets with a run out about half way, and a crux finish for the anchors.

Information regarding the remainder of the pitches is needed.

When at the top of the rock facing east, this climb is to the right (at the base of the rock facing the wall, the climb is to the left) of El Sendero de La Vida. Incomplete information on this route.

La Ruta Japonesa, also known as La Aguja, is a fun 3 pitch mixed climb that starts with easy climbing with bolt protection for the first pitch and then a walking traverse second pitch before a traditional climb third pitch to the summit. The summit is equipped with anchors to allow rappelling down after the ascent. It took 3 days at the high altitude tower La Aguja” (The Needle) to rebolt the original route that was set by a Japanese man (hence the name). The rebolt team of Jorge Fuentes, Annuar Hassan, El Flaco, and Eduardo Baldioceda also put up Positive Way during their time on the mountain

The obvious crack on the right face of the arete.

Nice beginner route. Has an anchor at the 7th bolt, before the chossy section.

It has anchors at the midle. So it can be done in two pitches, but one 60 m rope is more than enough for the whole route. The first half is probably a 5.7 and the second half is more like a 5.10a. If doen only using the face crimps is a nicer challenge (probably a 5.10b). If from the anchors you go the left it gets to another top called Equinoxio.

Bolted by an economics PHD, a little runout so you might want to set a TR from the anchors of Nido de Halcoles R

Armada por un doctor de economia, tiene chapas separadas por lo que es conveniente poner un yo-yo desde Nido de Halcones R para ensayar los movimientos.

A traverse pitch that intended to go through the roof but never did because of wasps.

Una via de travesia que alcanza unas cadenas para una via que pretendia salir del techo pero nunca se hizo por un panal de avispas.

Trad,2nd pitch to Irma Dolores, continue left to the evident crack, you can sling tree roots for pro! Shares top with Ni Nicotina.

Tradicional, segundo largo de Irma Dolores, continuar a la izquierda a la grieta evidente, se puede proteger en raices! Comparte cadenas con Ni Nicotina.

Great for warming-up. Crux is between 4th and 5th bolt.

Slab route with good holds. The first bolt (start) is the only movement that requires more strength than the rest.

Great slab route for beginners and warm-ups. Theres is a missing bolt at the top so use the one that is there and the chain.

Una ruta que te desafía a confiar en los pies para la progresión. Llegando a la estación aguarda el crux, un buen reto de adherencia a combatir.

Requiere de dos cuerdas de 40 metros unidas o bien una de 80 metros para llegar al suelo desde la reunión del segundo largo. Llegar al primer largo resulta tarea difícil puesto que este está debajo de un techo.