7b / 6a A0. A long and enticing line up the beautiful Roque de las Animas.
The route starts at a chalky overhang with an obvious approach through the ferns.
This route is not nearly as serious as you might expect from a 250m climb, with a line of bolts leading the way. The route can be climbed at 6a A0 if you pull on bolts through the hard moves, though on the lower pitches it is stiff for that grade. The upper pitches of 7a and 7b are bolt ladders for easy aid. The route can be climbed on bolts alone, but a light trad rack is highly recommended, especially for the 1st pitch. Bolts lead all pitches except for the second half of the 6th pitch, this requires gear in easy choss, tending left and leading to an anchor under the final roof.
Una de las rutas más largas de Lanzarote. Completamente atornillado, se requieren 20-25 cintas exprés y 60m de cuerda. ¡Casco obligatorio! Deja un coche en la parte superior. ¡Trae suficiente agua! 4 a 6 horas. Estacione en el gran estacionamiento al final de la calle y verá el pilar directamente encima de usted.
One of the longest routes of Lanzarote. According to the blog fully bolted, 20-25 quickdraws and 60m rope required. Helmet mandatory! Leave a car at the top or hike back Barranco de la Poceta to the south (2h). Bring enough water! 4 till 6 hours. Park at the big parking lot at the end of the road and you will see the pillar directly above you. With a jeep you can also drive to the end of the upper (bad) road and save half of the walking up.
Una de las rutas más largas de Lanzarote. Completamente atornillado, se requieren 20-25 cintas exprés y 60m de cuerda. ¡Casco obligatorio! Deja un coche en la parte superior. ¡Trae suficiente agua! 4 a 6 horas. Estacione en el gran estacionamiento al final de la calle y verá el pilar directamente encima de usted.
One of the longest routes of Lanzarote. According to