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A sustained lower wall into an alpine ridge. A description of this climb is available from the AAC: http://publications.americanalpineclub.org/articles/13201215411

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Se establece como el primer 5.11a de Acid Rock. Es una secuencia de boulder desde los primeros 4 metros. La fuerza de dedos, pasos de talón, movimientos de cadera son atributos que debes poseer en tu repertorio para encadenarla. Una vez superado este problema de bloque la ruta se vuelve más sencilla.

Base of the crack on the other side of the rock island away from the Jungle River Lodge. Basically, the only good spot to climb starting in the water. Top out when you get over the overhang.

Inicio directo de "Una que te pique".

Intricate movement on small holds lead to a movie finish.

Movimientos intrincados en agarres pequeños para un final de pelicula.

The obvious roof on your way to Salvadoreña.

Nice sustained route that sees little traffic. This used to be the men's ultimate route for a "roctrip" style competition years ago.

Via bonita y sostenida que ve poco trafico. Esta via era la final de la categoria masculina de una competencia de escalada en roca hace años.

Trad, shares top with ecuatoriana.

Via tradicional, comparte las cadenas con Ecuatoriana.

Slab climbing at its finest. Good shade during sunny hours.

La escalada en terreno a favor mas fina de Amatitlan. Tiene buena sombra en dias calurosos.

fun crux, seldom climbed so that is where it gets the name.

crux divertido, ve poco trafico y de alli ve su nombre.

Very fun route involving a well protected, intense crux, has tree shade, making it a crowd favorite

Via divertida que involucra un crux intenso y bien protegido, tiene sombra por lo que es la favorita del publico.

Five stars, the standard back in the day, definitely the jumping platform for harder climbing in Amatitlan. Don't use the cracks on either side near top for full credit.

Cinco estrellas, el estándar para las primeras generaciones, definitivamente la plataforma de salto para la escalada mas dura de Amatitlan. Para obtener todo el credito, las grietas a ambos lados cerca del top, estan fuera de limites.

A fresh take on crimps up a beautiful arete, what's not to like?

Nueva perspectiva con agarres pequeños en una arista hermosa, que mas queres?

One of the most iconic routes in Amatitlan, three pitches of diverse and fun moves. Third pitch involves wicked hard crimping and it´s FA is shrouded in mystery.

Una de las rutas mas iconicas de Amatitian, tres largos de movimientos interesantes y diversos. El tercer largo es con agarres minusculos y su primer ascenso esta envuelto en un misterio.

Envisioned and bolted by Carlos Chong, a long, sustained, technical climb with nice moves.

Concebida por Carlos Chong, una ruta larga, tecnica y con buenos movimientos.

helmet highly recommended

Maybe more than 12 bolts ?

This climbing route presents a moderate difficulty level with a highly technical move that requires placing a lot of trust in your feet due to their small size and less reliable handholds. Following this intricate movement, there are two small roofs that offer interesting challenges, although not as intense as the initial technical move. Reaching the top requires skillful body positioning rather than pure physical strength, especially when securing the chain.

This climbing route derives its name from a river that forms during the winter months, flowing right in front of the rock face. The route beautifully captures the essence of this seasonal river, combining its dynamic nature with the challenges it presents. The name serves as a reminder of the ever-changing environment surrounding the climb. As you ascend, you'll feel the connection to the elements and appreciate the harmonious interplay between the route and the natural surroundings.

Climbs the unique-looking red coloured rock, 10m past "Tributo". Technical face and sharp crack. Bit chossy but worth climbing. Recently rebolted.

Located on a large block on your left, as you approach "La Pared Principal", 50m before you arrive.

This route has barely been climbed since being set, and has two large, loose blocks that are key holds around the 2nd/3rd bolts. Be very careful. The reunion only consists of two widely-spaced bolts and a quicklink. You can also easily top-out by climbing over the ridge to the left.

Cool route with some interesting moves.

Left around the corner from the arete. Grading does not include use of the arete.

Technical face climb without use of the arete, until the final move just below the anchor.

Starting left a bit higher up on the block.

Start just to the left of Las Nenas. First bolt very high, but can easily be clipped by walking around. Route grade allows the use of the arete after the 1st bolt.

Resistance on good holds. Highly recommended.

Slightly right trending crack. Unknown location.

Enjoyable continuation to El Kotex. Bouldery slab, exposed. Can be climbed in one or two pitches. Careful with your rope on the sharp edges.

Located 15m to the left of "Santiago Diablitos". Very unique rock features on the overhung section to start. Widely spaced reunion located on very inclined slab... As such, it's not recommended to climb on TR, and best to clean on rappel.

Being relatively far from the other climbs at Forum and hosting a physical scramble up to the uncleaned base of the climb, La Malanga, perhaps unsurprisingly, rarely sees action. If you do venture north to where the rivers meet and feel like giving it a shot, expect a decent mix of hold and crack climbing. A word of warning, the wall that La Malanga calls home can be a tad chossy; helmets are always a good idea.

This route hosts a great mix of crimps, pockets, jugs and stemming. Located two routes to the left of La Buseta, start on some technical and crimpy moves that traverse slightly to the right before making headway to a horizontal crack with a rest. The mildly overhanging section of the climb provides the physical crux of the route, with a key two-finger pocket that allows for quick movement onto a more vertical face with a ledge. Most likely to be dirty, but a great resting location nonetheless, the ledge also provides a little mental confidence before you continue upward through the final section of the route where handholds become scarce and stemming and friction based moves are more likely to get you to the super shuts.

This fun climb starts to the left of La Buseta. Ascend your way up to the overhanging cobra head-like rock formation before you make the high and wide crux grab. Missing the move on lead provides riders with big, clean falls. It is a good route to learn how to handle a roof section. If you are short, this route becomes much much harder, as the crux is now a dyno or a thin crack that acts as an intermediate to get you to the jug.

With an overhanging tree at the top of the route, La Buseta is often used as the rappel spot for a West wall entry. The climb is easily distinguishable by its vertical white watermark and it’s parallel running hand-sized cracks at the top of the route. It is also the most northern (farthest to the right, when facing the wall) route on the west wall. The large cracks on the route allow for trad climbing, although the route is bolted. Expect a tricky start up multiple finger cracks to a rest ledge before moving into the larger hand cracks and layback moves. Continue climbing past the anchors to the extra bolt and then the rappelling tree if you wish to climb out of the ravine.

The route is quite simple except for the exit from the roof which is the crux of the route, there is a quite good left heel. It is next to the "El Trepon de la Zegua" route on the right.

Extension of Caca Vaca.

Fantastic climbing and great movement on quality limestone the entire way. Consider the location of each bolt and utilise long draws and slings/extenders to minimise rope drag that will definitely occur if you don't. Bolted/rebolted using titanium glue-ins.

Second pitch

Two pitches line. P1: 6b+, P2:6b+ Each pitch has 11 bolts