Dependiendo del peñasco, esta área ofrece escalada de piedra caliza de muy dura a moderadamente dura con una vista impresionante sobre el cañón.
Depending on the crag, this area offers either very hard to moderately hard limestone climbing with an impressive overview over the canyon.
La zona de Revilla consta de al menos dos peñascos a lo largo de la carretera que conduce al pequeño pueblo de Revilla. El primer risco que se encuentra es la gran "Cueva de Liasva" con muchas rutas colgantes muy duras y empinadas hasta el grado 8b +. Más arriba de la montaña se puede encontrar un peñasco vertical más pequeño que ofrece rutas desde 4c hasta 8a.
Croquis en el bar "Lamiana"
The Revilla area consists of at least two crags alongside the road leading up to the small village of Revilla. The first crag encountered is the large Liasva cave with many very hard and steep overhanging routes up to grade 8b+. Higher up the mountain a smaller vertical crag can be found which offers routes starting from 4c up to 8a.
A topo can be found at: https://sd-g1.archive-host.com/membres/up/66e93b2485cea8c541c24b59fcb051c68a5d3ed8/Topo_Revilla_Espagne.pdf
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The road to Revilla is on the North side of the A-138 (a main road connecting France and Spain). Coming from the direction of Bielsa, turn right around milestone 63 just before the small village Hospital de Tella. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the village Revilla, the Cueva de Liasva crag is situated at approximately 20 to 25 minutes driving. Be careful when driving up, because the roads are narrow but sometimes crowded.
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Jef Van Alsenoy at Revilla Village - Chambre_avec_vue.jpg
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