Vie come trad in Portogallo

Top anchor equipped. You should have some way to protect your rope and material to equalize the anchor point.

Following the first half of Cá t'espero. Set a belay station at the tree, or escape from the top.

Start on the right of Incendio Florestal. Ends at Naspter top anchor. Douple ropes recomended

Nuts

Best time :

Spring and Autumn. The wall orientation is south, so in the summer the wall is too hot to be climbed. In winter (rain season), due to the route's proximity to the waterfall, the route could be very wet.

1. This pitch has an easy progression and is a pitch with some fixed protection on it. It ends almost on the roof. There you can equip the anchor point and progress to the next pitch

2. The "tecto" (roof) pitch. The first point is equipped with fixed protection (bolt) also is there a fixed cam/friend which is locked in the crag and is impossible to remove, you can use it. Right after that point, you have a very rusty piton (old). And the next point will be the ring that you should use to do a small rappel to the next point.

3. Easy progression, but there you will find the route crux which could be v+/6a

4. Final pitch

R1 I

R1 I

RS1 I

R1 I

RS1 I

RS2 I

RS2 I

R2 I

RS1 I

1. L1 (10m) - IV

2. L2 (25m) - V (left) or IV+ (right)

V by the left, V+ by the right/plaquete

A traditional route with two 30-meter pitches, utilizing friends and nuts for protection. You could check the topo here. Source: Climbing Portugal

You could check the topo here. Source: Climbing Portugal. You need friends and nuts.

Equipped anchor

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.

No intermediate bolts. Anchor equipped with two tensor bolts.