Routes in Guadalcázar

Juggy climbing through stalagtites leads to the top.

Large tufas and stalagtites lead to a final crux at the end.

Sustained climbing through a slightly overhung wall.

A short route starting with a slab near the field along the entrance path to the main wall. Slightly overgrown. Easy slab leading to a big texture sloper.

Pequeño off width desplomado. Comienzas con puño derecho empotrado bien adentro de la grieta para poder meter la parte izquierda del cuerpo a la grieta y gusanear hacia arriba. Difícil de graduar en escala de boulder, pero se puede decir que es como el crux de un 5.10b de off-width

A bouldery start leads to large jugs to the top.

Starts on La Viola but continues straight / right. A beautiful endurance route that starts on massive stalactite formations and ends on a massive tufa to a technical face.

Fun pinching up tufas. Starts with the small stalagmite in the "right bottom corner" of the cave. Anchors just below the roof.

An easy start leads to a hard three move long boulder problem to a 5.12 finish. With two sit down rests, how hard could it be?

Inicia parado debajo del techo a un costado de Batileche, con laterales buenos para cada mano, va hacia el techo para salir a dos regletas decentes y hacer un lance duro a los slopers del filo, de ahí se hace travesía hacia la derecha para unirse al top out de Batileche.

Starts at the entrance of the other cave and follows big stalactites to a long endurance traverse to the lip of the cave. Ends at the entrance to the cave (anchors above stairs). Classic!

A hard start leads to fun stalactite climbing to a delicate finish. Climbs through the largest stalactite on the wall.

Climb Segundo Aliento to the fourth bolt, then head right following a line of bolts to the anchors.

Pequeña prueba de mucha tensión corporal y técnica de pies en este boulder que pareciera un dado o cubo. Se inicia en cuclillas a dos manos sobre una regleta obvia en el lado izquierdo del cubo, de ahí se sigue en travesía hacia la derecha sobre slopers y pinzas malas para llegar a un lance final al filo del boulder. El top out se hace directamente sobre la proa o filo vertical del boulder.

Start on 'La del Chaka' and traverses left through dirty rock to the anchors of Eutanacia.

The endurance testpiece of the cave. Climb Ataque de Golondrinas to the base of the roof. Climb through the roof using stalatgtites to a technical crux when the stalagtites run out. A steep arete leads to the anchors.

A technical start leads through a steep arete to a dihedral finish. Shares the same anchors as Magmatse.

Climb the large stalagtites until they thin out to a straight line of stalagtites with blank sections in between. Pull through the crux and continue through large stalagtites and tufas to the anchors.

Inicia con mano derecha en una pinza sloper e izquierda en un agarre alto (jump start). De ahí siguen movimientos como de voulder de gimnasio en volúmenes para una salida alta per relativamente segura.

Sigue una línea de slopers diagonal desplomada. Talones técnicos y una sección muy mental arriba.

Starts on two large tufas and ends on the same anchors as Choucroute.

Endurance stalactite climbing through a steep wall at the bottom of the cave. Use a long quickdraw at the 10th bolt to prevent friction.

Climb through the obvious tufas to a difficult boulder problem at the final roof. Classic!

Newest line on the wall. Climbs relatively easy until a high crux

El stand start de robusta.No haces la travesia de la fisura hacia la izquierda. Empiezas con las dos manos en la fisura y vámonos para arriba directo

Starts at the entrance of the other cave and follows big stalactites to a long endurance traverse to the lip of the cave. Ends at the entrance to the cave (anchors above stairs). Classic!

A technical start leads to fun stalactite climbing followed by a section on crimps and sidepulls before the last tufa section to the anchors way up in the roof.

An easy slab leads to technical climbing to the anchors. Shares the same anchors as La del Chaka.

A fun steep start leads to juggy stalagtites to the top. First hanger missing.

A V12 boulder problem off the ground leads to 6 bolts of 5.13c climbing to the base of a 10m horizontal ceiling. Confidence building 5.13 climbing for two bolts leads to a V10/11 boulder problem guarding the lip of the cave. Estimated grade is 5.14d/15a.

Sustained crimps up a blank vertical wall leads to the anchors. Its not over until you reach the top.

Route not finished yet.

Cuadrícula de agarres estilo Peñoles. Parece inofensivo pero cuesta arrancar por la falta de pisaderas buenas. Seguramente se acomoda mejor a menor estatura.

Starts on two large tufas and ends on the same anchors as Choucroute.

Endurance stalactite climbing through a steep wall at the bottom of the cave. Use a long quickdraw at the 10th bolt to prevent friction.

Climb through the obvious tufas to a difficult boulder problem at the final roof. Classic!

A great start on tufas leads to a boulder problem through a bulge then jugs lead to a ledge. From here power through the crux boulder problem to the anchors.

Variante de África. Escalas toda la ruta hasta el último bolt antes de la reunión y te desvías a Crónicas, usando el último bolt y reunión de esta ruta. Combinando el crux de África y Crónicas

Puede comenzarse en cuclillas sobre regletas/pinzas o bien arrancar parado en sloper de mano izquierda y under de mano derecha, línea que tira un tanto hacia la derecha sobre el filo del boulder

Climb the large stalactites just right of the tunnel to the other cave to the lip of the cave. Resting on the large stalagmite makes the grade to 12d/13a. Shares the anchor with Oagadougou and Vaacanda.

A technical start leads to fun stalactite climbing followed by a section on crimps and sidepulls before the last tufa section to the anchors way up in the roof.

Climb the obvious tufa until it ends at a blank wall. Follow the line of small crimps to the anchors.

A cool start up a massive stalagmite leads to large stalagtites to the top.

A soon to be classic. Technical climbing up stalagtites leads to a steep finish.

A technical boulder problem on sidepulls leads to an easy topout. Hard for the grade.

Techo grande con agarres positivos que siguen una línea obvia para llegar a una salida dura.

Follows hidden jugs through massive huecos to the top of the wall.

Stalactite climbing leads to perfect crimps up a steep face. Climbs the left edge of the cave.

Climb through the steep roof on stalactites and crimps to a hard boulder problem at the end.

A steep technical arete leads to the finish on Amidamero. Really fun steep tufa climbing through the first part of the arete.

Left trending line. This line starts just left of the rap-in line.

Comienza en una laja separada del boulder con dos manos. Te paras sobre la laja para seguir por pasos técnicos plaqueros.

Climb through hundreds of hanging stalactites starting on a large stalagmite left of the stairs as you go down. One of the best routes in Las Candelas! Ends in the whole in the ceiling at the lower set of two anchors. Shares the anchor with Shangrila, Rabat, and Sri Lanka.

A technical crux at the bottom leads to endurance climbing through massive stalactites to an anchor just below the roof. A unique route for the cave. Classic!

Climb up the largest tufa on the wall until it ends. From here climb through the technical crux on slopers to the anchors.

A crux boulder problem off the ground leads to three dimensional climbing through massive stalagtites to the anchors.

Several bolts of tufa climbing leads to a hard boulder problem through the roof.

A hard beginning on small pockets leads to fun climbing to the top.

The short route that is sued to climb out of the cave. Exactly where you rap in.

Inicias en un buen jug para ir hacia la izquierda por el filo.

Follows hidden jugs through massive huecos to the top of the wall.

Stalactite climbing leads to perfect crimps up a steep face. Climbs the left edge of the cave.

Huge holds with a boulder problem at the end. First route in the cave.

An easy start leads to steep crack climbing to a ledge. Finish with a final boulder problem on a smaller crack.

The first route on the left entrance with an anchor just outside on the face.

Nombre real desconocido, si lo sabes cámbialo Este es el boulder alto que hay en un pasillo. Empiezas en dos bolitas obvias. Lo duro es el principio, de ahí sigues las bolitas hasta el top.

Inicio a dos manos sobre sloper/regleta que se encuentra justo fuera del techo o “el cuarto”, como lo conocen todos los locales del Realejo. Movimientos largos y potentes en travesía hacia la izquierda hasta llegar a un lance duro a un sloper. Se dice que en este cuarto habitaba gente en la época de la revolución, es un punto de gran interés turístico pues dentro de la cueva/techo aún se puede observar gran parte de una barda antiquísima construida por aquellas personas. La versión dura de este boulder arranca precisamente encima de esta antigua barda para poder alcanzar los primeros agarres, de ahí se hace una travesía potente y de movimientos largos en agarres buenos hasta poder llegar a Minotauro.

Start on top of the stalagmite at the cave entrance, just right of the stairs as you walk in, and climb out numerous hanging stalactites to the anchors (by the skylight). Shares the anchor with Vaacanda, Rabat, and Sri Lanka.

A technical crux at the bottom leads to endurance climbing through massive stalactites to an anchor just below the roof. A unique route for the cave. Classic!

A crimpy start leads to a small crack.

A crux boulder problem off the ground leads to three dimensional climbing through massive stalagtites to the anchors.

Several bolts of tufa climbing leads to a hard boulder problem through the roof.

A hard beginning on small pockets leads to fun climbing to the top. Very similar to Quinceanera.

Sit start con dos laterales abiertos. El inicio es muy divertido y relativamente sencillo, como en travesía hacia una grieta de regletas, de ahí se complica salir hacia arriba porque el agarre clave es muy malo.

Climb through a series of pinches and crimps to reach the spectacular tufa. Pinch up the tufa and follow jugs to the anchors. Shares the same anchors with África. Classic!

Sustained climbing up a steep face on pinches and edges.

The first route bolted in the cave and one of the best routes here.

Flakes and pockets lead up the natural weakness through the wall.

Inicio a dos manos sobre sloper/regleta que se encuentra justo fuera del techo o “el cuarto”, como lo conocen todos los locales del Realejo. Movimientos largos y potentes en travesía hacia la izquierda hasta llegar a un lance duro a un sloper. Se dice que en este cuarto habitaba gente en la época de la revolución, es un punto de gran interés turístico pues dentro de la cueva/techo aún se puede observar gran parte de una barda antiquísima construida por aquellas personas. La versión dura de este boulder arranca precisamente encima de esta antigua barda para poder alcanzar los primeros agarres, de ahí se hace una travesía potente y de movimientos largos en agarres buenos hasta poder llegar a Minotauro.