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A huge route which goes all the way to the top of the mountain at a maximum grade of 5+. No precise details are known but the line appears to be fully equipped. The pitches on the topo are: 1) 5+, 2) 5, 3) 4, 4) 5, 6) 5, 7) 5. Then walk across rightwards for 5m.
8) 5+, 9) 5. Another 50m walk to the right. 10) 4+.
Descent - Head right (looking out and scramble down the slope then walk back left to the top abseil station on the topo above.Descent - Head right (looking out and scramble down the slope then walk back left to the top abseil station on the topo above. © Rockfax

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Steve Woollard 1 Feb, 2023 Show βeta
βeta: Possible to walk off after pitch 6, but pitch 7 possibly the best one on the climb
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βeta: Possible to walk off after pitch 6, but pitch 7 possibly the best one on the climb
Pero 3 Mar, 2020 Show βeta
βeta: The first two pitches are straight up, starting from the plaque with the route name. Take 18 draws. Could just about be done with a 60m rope. P1: 35m (I'd say this has a 6a move in the middle). P2: 25m (5+ at most) Walk about 30m up and right to another plaque at the bottom of P3. P3-4 can be run together (55m, 5) P5: rising rightwards traverse, then descend a few metres to belay (40m, 5) P6: continue traverse for a few metres, then up directly (55m, 5/5+) Scramble traverse about 100m up and right, then up to a cave (another plaque) P7: steep moves (5+), then easy up to a wall to finish (5) (55m, 18 bolts) P8: continue upwards more easily (40m, 4+) Another 100m scramble traverse right with one or two bolts on the way. Look for double bolts a little higher, above a nice ledge to belay on. No plaque this time. P9: directly up to final belay (60m, 4) The summit is worth a visit for the views. Descent: follow the walking/easy scramble path to Redovan, identified by green and white markers. No need for any abseils.
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βeta: The first two pitches are straight up, starting from the plaque with the route name. Take 18 draws. Could just about be done with a 60m rope. P1: 35m (I'd say this has a 6a move in the middle). P2: 25m (5+ at most) Walk about 30m up and right to another plaque at the bottom of P3. P3-4 can be run together (55m, 5) P5: rising rightwards traverse, then descend a few metres to belay (40m, 5) P6: continue traverse for a few metres, then up directly (55m, 5/5+) Scramble traverse about 100m up and right, then up to a cave (another plaque) P7: steep moves (5+), then easy up to a wall to finish (5) (55m, 18 bolts) P8: continue upwards more easily (40m, 4+) Another 100m scramble traverse right with one or two bolts on the way. Look for double bolts a little higher, above a nice ledge to belay on. No plaque this time. P9: directly up to final belay (60m, 4) The summit is worth a visit for the views. Descent: follow the walking/easy scramble path to Redovan, identified by green and white markers. No need for any abseils.

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High 6a
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High 5c
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Fisura Pedro

Grade: 5c ***
(Pliego - Alto de la Muela)

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