Portfolio Category: North Zone

first feature: 5

The first feature begins on an easy-climb terrace that quickly changes to vertical terrain.. The ascent of said length consists of overcoming a short but vertical long one where a good number of grips abound, which at the end places us on a small ledge where we will mount the first meeting..

second long: 4+

The second feature continues in a straight line seeking the greatest weaknesses of the immense wall in a long run of about forty meters that at its end places us on a wide and comfortable shelf where to mount the next meeting.

third long: 3+

The third feature somewhat simpler than the previous ones, It consists of climbing with a certain tendency to the right on an elegant calcareous scar that at the end places us on a spectacular balcony with vitas where the next meeting is mounted.

long room: 4+

The long room continues with a certain tendency to the right, navigating the immense sea of ​​rock in a display of logic, as it attractively searches for the greatest weaknesses of the imposing wall..

second long: 3+

The fifth pitch continues with a certain trend to the right, very similar to the previous one, but now on easier terrain, as the vertical inclination begins to descend significantly..

second long: 3+

The sixth and last length consists of overcoming in a simple way a system of channels and organ pipes that in one long run places us on the expected and spectacular summit.
Impressive views of the sea and the entire cliff system that make up the Picos de Europa, They will be the great deserved gift to one of the most emblematic and coveted ascents in all of Spain in a natural environment of unbeatable beauty.

first feature: 3+

The first feature begins on an obvious, very characteristic lying fissure and later continues through the aforementioned and well-known organ pipes for later, make a marked crossing to the right to reach the first meeting located on a wide and comfortable ledge.

second long: 4+

The second pitch continues in a straight line on a climbing section of pure navigation in which logically the greatest weaknesses of the immense calcareous mass will be sought to reach a small ledge on which we will mount the next meeting..

third long: 4

The third length continues in a straight line through a wide dihedral that later ends to be followed by an aesthetic and marked very aerial spur that at the end places us on a small balcony with spectacular views in which we will mount the next meeting.

long room: 5

The long room continues in line through the aesthetic spur to later gain a visible left dihedral in which we continue along it to a wide ledge to set up the next meeting.

fifth long: 4+

The fifth pitch continues to the right through a characteristic vertical dihedral which later continues to the left and on easier terrain than at its end it places us in a small niche.

sixth long: 3+

The sixth pitch continues through an obvious gap to the left in a long run on terrain that combines with simple climbs until reaching the end of the same gap

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seventh long: 5

The seventh pitch continues with a marked right-hand crossing through a system of good grips that logically seeks the greatest weaknesses of the immense wall.

fifth long: 4+

The eighth length continues through an aesthetic vertical dihedral in which good grips abound, which later fades to reach a spectacular last section on a whole sequence of organ pipes characteristic of the area..

sixth long: 6a

The ninth and last pitch and the one considered the most difficult of all consists of overcoming a medium grip section on a vertical plate in the first part and later overcoming a small ceiling that later ends to become a wide dihedral fissure. A few meters from the fissure we continue to our left through an unusual hollow that leads to the southern amphitheater. And from there in an easy and long run to the expected and spectacular top.
Impressive views of the sea and the entire cliff system that make up the Picos de Europa, They will be the great deserved gift to one of the most emblematic and coveted ascents in all of Spain in a natural environment of unbeatable beauty.

first feature: 4

The first feature begins on some easy terraces of loose rock to arrive in a diagonal crossing to the right that at the end places us under a large rock gendarme on a small but comfortable ledge, place where the first meeting is mounted.

second long: 4+

The second pitch continues to the right by an obvious lying dihedral that later becomes a vertical wall with good grips and later once overcome it, get to easier terrain and continue with a certain tendency to the right to a large balcony where the next meeting is mounted.

third long: 3+

The third pitch consists of making a marked and long right-hand crossing over terraces where loose rock abounds.. Simple climbing length, but that we must pay special attention to the hands and feet on which we lean because loose and decomposed rock abounds.

long room: 5

The fourth length continues along the marked spur that in a constant straight line will send us to the end of the route. The length consists of overcoming a system of vertical walls where grips abound but in some movement you have to step on thin feet.

fifth long: 5

The fifth length similar to the previous one consists of overcoming the marked spur and a small roof with good grip in which we will find the greatest difficulties.

sixth long: 5

The sixth length and one of the most characteristic consists of overcoming the famous donkey belly, one of the most emblematic and characteristic pitches in the entire area. It is hard to imagine how at that time with rudimentary means, some heavy iron carabiner, flimsy hemp ropes, coarse booties by Pidal and Cainejo barefoot, they ascended by said length marked a famous milestone in worldwide climbing of the time.

seventh long: 4+

The seventh pitch consists of overcoming the second donkey belly, something simpler than the previous one, although just as impressive as at the end it places us on a wide and comfortable shelf where the penultimate meeting will be mounted.

eighth long: 3+

The eighth and last pitch consists of continuing through an obvious and marked channel of simple climbing that in a long run places us on the expected and spectacular top.
Impressive views of the sea and the entire cliff system that make up the Picos de Europa, They will be the great deserved gift to one of the most emblematic and coveted ascents in all of Spain in a natural environment of unbeatable beauty.

The ninth and last pitch and the one considered the most difficult of all consists of overcoming a medium grip section on a vertical plate in the first part and later overcoming a small ceiling that later ends to become a wide dihedral fissure. A few meters from the fissure we continue to our left through an unusual hollow that leads to the southern amphitheater. And from there in an easy and long run to the expected and spectacular top.
Impressive views of the sea and the entire cliff system that make up the Picos de Europa, they will be the great gift .