Guadalcázar Rock climbing 183 线路 在 岩场中

Guadalcázar es el nombre del pueblo. Las zonas/cuevas para escalar están en la cercanía de este pueblo mágico.

The climbing here is characterized by large stalactite filled caves and vertical pocketed walls with tufas, crimps and slopers. Most of the routes are 15 to 30m with the exception of some routes in San Cayetano which reach 50m.

The best time to climb in Guadalcázar is in the spring, summer, and fall. During these three seasons the weather varies from being very hot to very pleasant. For most of these months there is no rain and all the cliffs will be dry. Most of the days are cloudless sunny skies. Winter holds the wet season for the area from November to February and is the wettest part of the year. The weather follows a pattern of two days of rainy weather then a day or two of sun shine then back to two days of rain. San Cayetano seeps during the winter months and most of the routes at the bottom of the cave drip water.

The seeping water is unpredictable and based on the amount of water during the year it can also be very dry and beautiful. Metate, Salitre, and the Cerro de Las Comadres are all unclimbeable during the rain and generally don't seep water. Las Candelas, Cueva de Zelda, and San Cayetano are protected from the rain, but they can seep after heavy spells of rain. For most of the time the weather is beautiful and sunny!