등정들 Racó del Corv에서

Second pitch has the best climbing for this grade that I know. First pitch is interesting especially if it is still wet from the sea Some slings for threads are useful on the first pitch. The second one has plenty of bolts.

Amazing route above the water. Super exposed. First pitch is a bit sketchy with insufficient bolting. 2nd pitch is where the fun starts, slightly overhanging on jugs. Great fun

Alternate leads: Lea P1, Heiko P2, me P3 split into 2 pitches. Found PS quite hard and pumpy!

Didnt quite sort the final move of the crux sequence (probably 7a+ in itself) on the onsight, and took quite a whip skipping a bolt. Another contender for greatest climbs of the trip. Battle up 40m of sustained 6c+-7a moves. Super techy slab start, hard rooflet and steep sharp jugs, nefarious face/seam sequence to an outrageous finish through a big roof... all this over the crashing of the waves. Im happy with the EOD battle effort I put into this one. 11 bolts in total... yes its quite runout.

With Neil. P1 - clean 2nd; P2 - O/S. Both pitches are involved, intimidating, runout on manky gal-bolts and HARD. The 50m sea-level traverse is very delicate on spoogy slopers with intricate moves, with a high chance of ending up falling into the sea (and real drama) if you come off on lead or 2nd. The mega-exposed 35m steep arete of P2 pushes your exposure threshold to the limit as you run it out clipping the occasional manky tat and plug in some gear. Very "out there!" Some choss at top of P2.

With Neil. P1 - Clean 2nd; P2 - O/S; P3 - Clean 2nd. The short airy waterline traverse on P1 is fun, and the short slab on P3 is enjoyable, but the money is on the steep and runout 35m slopey groove/crack system on P2. Quite sustained (pushing the utter limits of what can be called 6a+) and with plenty of spoohy seaside slopers to remind you of the exposure. Very old school.

Traverse in- then steep sea cliff climbing following large crack/weakness with big jugs-then slab (more delicate to finish). Brilliant atmospher