Routes as sport in Central America

1. (4+, 26m) Start off the platform up and rightward, then follow the groove/dihedral angling up and left, avoiding the steep section, then back right to an anchor. This pitch is popular as a beginner route.

2. (6a, 25m). Climb the arete to the right, then move back left.

This was initially a trad route but has been bolted.

Start on the gray, strongly featured rock. Climbs nice and homogenously up on sharp rock with good holds. Popular top-rope route - bolts are spaced a bit far as an initiation route for lead.

Start right of the broken tufa on the grey slab and go up straight. Anchor is on top left of tree. Shares first bolt with Guajiras. Climbs easy on mostly sharp rock to a crux high up.

Shares the first bolt with Guajiros but then branches out right on the orange wall.

Starts just right of the big tree that follows the cliff. Excellent climbing on big holds to an anchor on the right flake.

Shares frist 2 bolts with Tarentola but then climbs staright up on the face.

Follow the crack to the right and then climb straight up. Shares first 2 bolts with Chan Chan de Ilusiones.

Goes up just left of the big tufa.

Start on the boulder and climb up just right of the big tufa. Pass left of the roof and follow rhe crack to the face and anchor.

Start right of the tufa and climb through the obvious low roof.

Start on the boulder and climb the face to reach the big flake. Layback up on poor feet to reach the tufa and follow the slab to a final overhanging section. The last 2 bolts climb very sharp rock.

This route climbs right of the big flake on the flat arete.

This is an isolated route about 50m further right and up on the same cliff. Search the wide crack.

Links into Pink Lady.

A variant of Captain Hook. Climbs right after pitch 1.

Shares anchor with Cuba Libre (top).

Starts above the kitchen/fireplace

Pitch 2 might need some cams and threads.