Ascents by Grant Hodges having Distinct route

Beautiful route, long, sustained and technical, a variety of holds, like something from the climbing gym. 3 stars. Some loose rock near the top.

A beauty, vale la pena. We descended using an 80m rope, you arrive below the first bolt, and can easily downclimb from there.

Super beautiful, consistent line, muy recomendable! We linked the two pitches comfortably with an 80m rope.

I'd say 11a for shorties, easier for taller climbers

Wouldn't recommend. Polished holds to start, then poor quality sharp rock for several bolts of boulder crux, then 5.8 climbing to finish the pitch. Second pitch didn't look up to much either, descended at the first anchor.

Fun adventure through the roots

Chossy, full of vegetation

Nice sustained, technical line

Al fin..!

Fun boulder, and an adventurous sequence through the dirty tufa overhang afterwards. I agree with what Stu said below, simply doing the boulder and coming down using the fixed maillon at the 4th bolt/sling is a good option, your rope won't get wet. If you do continue, be sure to extend the 2nd last bolt/sling (the 7th overall, I think) as you're exiting the overhang, or downclimb later to unclip it, otherwise the rope friction is unbearable.

Don't waste your precious climbing time with this line. Not sure how it gets a star...

Amazing route! Bit of a mission logistically, but totally worth it. Seems a bit strong for 11a... Maybe a San Cris 11b+ for me. Ps. The belayer should secure themselves to a handle on the rock floor in order not to be dragged into the river..!