Routes as sport in Joya del Salitre

The longest route on the wall. A boulder problem down low leads to easier climbing to the anchors.

A slick boulder problem on small crimps leads to a spectacular finish on a large tufa.

First pitch starts on a crack and finishes in a big hole. The second pitch climbs up the steep wall and finishes near two bee hives.

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

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

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

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

A crimpy start leads to a small crack.

An easy start leads to a nice rest before a three bolt long boulder problem to the anchors.

An easy start on crimps and pockets leads to a technical dihedral.

An easy start leads to small crimps to the anchors. Missing its first bolt.

An easy start leads to a technical boulder problem to amazing climbing to the anchors. Classic!

Short pocket route. Great for kids.

Sustained climbing through a slightly overhung wall.

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

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

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

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

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

Hidden jugs lead to an easier face.

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.