루트들 Mascarat Gorge에서

Left route which goes through the small hollow, then trend to the right. Shared anchor with Marica el ultima.

Nice climb full of small holes between the two bigger hoillows.

Looks harder than the real climb. Climb up through the small cave and up.

Classic. What else to say?

New route on the wall.

Old school "poor" line will take you higher than you think.

new, long and beautiful line tending left. little overhangs are compensated by good holds. pure joy!

New shape of an old route. More to be discovered. Start at left, then trend right to the shared anchor with 'La Tourista'. It's possible to climb second pitch to the ledge above to exit sector or access the old bridge and tunels.

New shape of an old route. More to be discovered. Start at right, then trend left to the shared anchor with 'La Siesta del Biceps'. It's possible to climb second pitch to the ledge above to exit sector or access the old bridge and tunels.

While many of the pitches, and usually the crux sections will have bolts (some old), pegs/pitons, or threads pre-placed, this is not a sport climb (in its current -- 2022 -- condtion). A light rack will be required, unless one is comfortable doing run-outs of 15+ meters at 4 level climbing. Also, a few belays are happier with a supplemental piece or two -- rather than on a pair of old, rusty, 1/4" bolts.

1. 3 45m. Start at the steps, opposite the stone booth. Climb up past a visible bolt, rightwards initially, then trending left, to a belay at the start of the netting.

2. 4 40m. Straight up the face, to the ridge, then belay where it levels out to a nice flat ledge.

3. 2 50m. Climb up the ridge following the occasional bolt for direction finding, then up and right following the trampled ground to belay below and left of a small left-facing corner a few meters up. One bolt belay (2022), possible gear supplement.

4. 4+ 45m. Up and right towards the corner, then up the corner a couple meters until it is easy to step right around the corner onto the face. Follow the crack system up the face then traverse right a few meters to a good stance.

5. 5+ 35m. Step right from the belay into a slightly left-leaning smooth groove, and up this to belay at a good stance.

6. 4+ 20m. Climb the wall left of the belay (past a bolt) for about 10m, pass a nice two-bolt belay on a decent stance, and angle up and right on the slab, until you can traverse (thread, bolt) to a sloping ledge with two old bolts and an old (but fat) piton for belay -- possibly supplement with gear in the horizontal above.

7. 1. 36m Continuing traversing right from the anchor, until you step around a corner (lose sight of belay), below a groove. Climb up the groove past a bolt a few meters up, then as you exit the groove, angle up and right past a few bolts to a rappel anchor.

The belay stance at the end of pitch 6 is a bit awful -- if you are willing to build a gear belay, possibly re-arrange the last few pitches:

1. 5+ 45m. As above, but continue past the belay up the wall, and stop at the two-bolt belay about 10m further on.

2. 4+ 15m. Start left of belay, climb up and right on the slab, until you can traverse right; continue past the (old) bolts of the pitch 6 belay until the traverse ends, and build an anchor (gear, slung horn) at the base of the groove.

3. 4 31m. As before...

Descent: rappel on 2 50m ropes. There is a "terrace" descent/walk-off possible; it is hard to find, and involves significant exposed (100m falls) scrambling.

Material: 12 cintas exprés, juego de fisureros, juego de friends, cordinos

Material: 12 cintas exprés, fisureros, friends

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/mascarat-22534/sylphara-21355

Material: juego de empotradores, juego de friends, cordinos, 15 cintas exprés