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Bolulla

Alicante, SPAIN

Climbs 35 – Rocktype Limestone – Altitude 659m a.s.l – Faces S

Crag features
A secluded crag in a lofty situation and with great outward views. Brief descriptions are included here of the fourteen routes that currently exist - feedback would be welcome. The huge crag passed on the way to the cliff does not appear to have any routes as yet; the scope is enormous. The routes here are the work of Jens Muenchberg and friends.

Guidebooks
Spain : Costa Blanca (2013), Costa Blanca X-tra (2008)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
 MAIN WALL  
2Maria es Buena6a+ 3
3Tashen Haschen6a 2
4Tapa bar la era4+ *1
5Tapa bar extension7a+  
6Con vista al mar7a * 
7Cowgirl7b * 
8Tütl6a+ ** 
9No acariciar la Chica7a * 
10Der Schöne und das Biest6c ** 
11Blauer Faserpeltz6c+  
12Snake6b ***1
 Climb nameGradex
13Emotion6b+ ***1
14Me gustas tu7a+ * 
15Gecko7b * 
 OTHER ROUTES (LOCATION UNCERTAIN)  
17El Rafa6c 1
182 Seilange7a 1
19Sapperlot6c 1
20Sol y Sombra7a 1
21Flocke6c 1
22Ole6c 1
23Klammerle6b 1
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Access notes
Approach - Bollula is roughly halfway between Alacalali and Callosa (see the map on page 270 of the Costa Blanca Rockfax).

It is reached by heading inland from Altea towards Guadalest and branching right onto the CV715 which leads to Tarberna and Alcalalí. North of the town, and 300m past the 46km stone, turn left onto a surfaced track running towards the hills. Follow this past the base of some impressive cliffs then continue as it winds up the valley side to parking area on a bend under the cliff - DON’T BLOCK THE TRACK. Walk up the track to a cairn on the right then scramble up a ramp and round right to the base of the face.

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