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This is the most impressive wall of all la Huasteca. The rock on its 550m of climbing is just fantastic.Excellent grip on dihedrsls, crimps pockets..on excellent limestone. There are around 7 or 8 routes here. We opened a couple (Nayeri and Pau).both sport climbing multi-pitch routes. Most of the routes sre sport but there are 2 or 3 mixed cñimbibg routes too. Winterbis the season to climb here
Pico Tatewari (Abuelo Fuego)
- Grade context: US
Summary
Limestone
Access issues inherited from La Huasteca
Allowed
The access is controlled by policemen who lookout for irregularities, just slow down and wait for them to ask you to keep driving. During raining season there are chances that the river is too high to cross, making this climbing area inaccessible.
Approach
1-2 hour
Enter into the canyon on the way to Guiterritas You will see this impressive wall justvrightbof the valley in front of Guitarritas canyon. Passed Don Simon Rancho (where there is a barrier) continue 100m more and go right crossing the stoned river bed. Look at an abandoned wooden house above the river bed (bellow and left of Tatewari). From here walk to the right,flat,until beeing at the center of the wall.Then go up,look for cairns. Total walking approach is little more than one hour
Where to stay
Huastecamp or pitch your tent wherever you want
Ethic inherited from Nuevo León
Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.
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