Routes in Central America for selected grade

The left line around the corner of the left side of the wall.

Short route just next to Unnamed 13. Anchor is half way up the wall before the steep section. Follows the crack, technical climbing down low.

First route on the nicely overhanging wall on the left. Shares the first 2 botls with unnamed 16 and then branches out right on the arrete. Sharp holds higher up.

Short but sweet, licht overhangende colonette, 3 haken en twee tophaken, 10 meter.

Start by following the crack, then straight up. First route to be climbed on the lead in this area. Typical route for this sector. Osdorp is a suburban area of Amsterdam.

Naar boven via de colonettes en dan traverse naar links onder het grote dak door. UItklim om de hoek, links van uitklim Warawara Dream.

Follow the line through the "stalactites" and traverse to the left while following the hooks. Not suitable for toproping. The bolts on top are shared with "May the force be with you". When climbed on the lead there is a considerable ropefriction on top. Watch the runout, which is straight up from the last hook!

Klassieker, alle typen rots van Grapefield in één route te vinden. De lijn is gewoon recht naar boven.

Straight line which features all terrain types of the rocks of Grapefield. Two bolts on top.

In begin licht overhangend en daarna even rustig en dan scherpe, relatief grote grepen recht omhoog.

Zeer scherpe rots. Pijn is fijn??

Scherp, mooi scheur die je kan volgen.

Just to the right of the Unknown 5, before the boulder/chockstone. Climb fairly juggy holds straight up, past the root system of a tree (watch out for poison ivy growing amongst the roots!).

The first route established at this crag. Climb the first big column to a ledge, then follow the easy ramp left for a bit, before topping out straight up. 2-3 long draws nice for below the anchor.

Bolts with shackles (one worn and supplemented with a biner).

Climb the second big column toward the ledge, trending right before you reach it. Once on the ledge, top out as for Chipojo. Long draws or a bit of back cleaning before the ledge will reduce drag.

Is bolted now, was originally gear protected and named Fire Down Below. It's the first climb you see as you get to the crag up the obvious crack system. It looks good but turns into a filthy dirt fest after the first 5 metres. Worst climb I did in Cuba.

Easy crack on sharp grey rock to the right of where the path enter the crag. Nice easy warm up.

Route on the left-side of the cliff. Has a lower (though still high) first bolt than the others. Climb up and onto the base of a palm tree, then up the semi-circle rain groove (dihedral) above to anchors.

Middle climb on the cliff -- climbs up to the right-most of the two rain grooves at the top of the cliff. Really high first bolt -- but can "borrow" the first bolt or two from "Mojaita" to reduce the run-out.

Face climbing on the right-side; starts easy and finishes steeper.

Climb the bolt line up the middle of the face, initially trending leftwards. Gets sharp in the final 1/3.

Climb the groove/dihedral left of "Torre Blanca".

Climb the light grey pillar on the left of the cliff. The route finishes behind the top of the pillar, but one bolt was missing from the anchor – if still the case, rap off another route’s anchor on the left side of the pillar.

Climb the groove/dihedral right of the pillar. Anchor is to the right at the top, shared with "En La Sombrita".

The left variant of the first pitch of Filo de Cuchilla.

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.

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

Starts left of the cave, goes up the red rock.

Fun route to climb with a chimmney on the last third. You have a slight overhang so remember to clip to the rope when cleaning the route down.

5+ to the first anchor and 7b ish for the extension to the very top. Tufa madness.