This cliff is located at Mike & Sucely Bogaert's farm next to the popular cave. The climbing is on white, nicely featured limestone with tufas. There is also some DWS next to the cave entrance.
The place is nestled in a pristine valley in the Maya Mountains, a true jungle paradise with rainforest, a cool river to swim in and one of the longest cave systems in Central America.
The climbs are located in 2 sectors, one just were the stairs end (obvious when you hike up), the other one a bit higher and to the left. The DWS is located next to the cave entrance.
Check in at the restaurant before going to the cliff.
From the Western Highway in direction of the border with Guatemala take a left in Georgville onto Mountain Pine Ridge Road. After about 9km you will see a sign indicating Barton Creek Cave and Mike's Place to your left. Take the left and follow the bumpy road for about 4.5km. Once at Barton Creek, follow the sign to the Cave Tours / Mike's Place and park there.
Cross the foot bridge in front of the restaurant and hike up the stairs to the cliff.
You may camp or rent rooms at Mike's Place.
Most climbs were developed by by Todd & Donette Swain and Belizean adventure guides between 2010 and 2014.
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