Smooth and polished in places, dirty and loose in others -- but one of the few moderate routes up the cliff, and with a stunning view at the end of pitch 5 on the ridge.
There is lots of bolts and fixed slings, but a light rack to supplement is a good idea unless completely comfortable at the grade. All belays are bolted.
3 35m. Climb blocky, dirty, polished rock with lots of loose gravel right, then left around a shrubbery to a bolted belay below a white slab.
3 45m. Climb on treed ledges left, then back right again to belay at the top of the slab above the first belay.
5+ 35m. Scramble up the ledge (chains) to the end, then up the corner rightwards. At the top of the corner, turn right, up the polished offwidth crack (crux). At the top of this, stay right and up to a bolted anchor.
4 25m. Walk slightly left to a polished start to the large slab, then proceed up and slightly left to a belay beside a bush.
4 30m. Continue up the slab on climbing that is finally pleasant to a stunning belay on top of the ridge.
4+ 30m. Walk along the ridge then traverse left and climb a flake/crack to a bulge, over the bulge, then to a belay.
Easy, 25m. Follow the path of least resistance/cleanest rock, to bolted belay, or link with next pitch.
Easy, 30m. Follow the path of least resistance/cleanest rock up to the top and bolted belay.
Follow the approach trail up along the cliff until it ends, start on the left side of the hollow.
FA:A. Martín, M. Gómez, A. Botella & A. Tebar, 1958
