Routes as sport in San Cayetano

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

Sustained climbing up a steep face on pinches and edges.

Sustained climbing up a steep face on pinches and edges. Classic!

Starts with a hard boulder problem to a stalactite party. Ends on the biggest stalactite on the wall.

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

A beautiful endurance route that starts on massive stalactite formations and ends on technical tufas to the base of the large roof.

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.

Endurance climbing on large stalactites and a marked crux lead to crimps and sidepulls through the upper wall. Starts on the small ledge with a bolt for the belayer. Climbs up the dihedral and the through huge white tufas. Anchors are high up in the roof.

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.

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!

One of the longest and steepest routes in the cave. A fun but wet start leads to unbelievable climbing through massive stalactites.

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

Stalactite climbing leads to a thin section through pockets to a finish on large stalactites.

Climbs the natural weakness through the wall following tufas to the bottom of the massive stalactites.

Small stalactites lead to the crux near the middle of the route to a finish on several perfect tufa pinches.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

A steep technical route that finishes on a steep roof.

Several bolts of technical climbing on crimps and pinches leads to a brutal boulder problem through the roof. Climbs through the longest and steepest part of the wall.

One of the best routes in the cave. Technical climbing in the beginning leads to a sustained boulder problem through the final roof.

Route not finished yet.

Technical climbing on pinches leads to the base of the roof.

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

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

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

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