Crag features

Huge canyon with well equiped single pitch sport routes up to 35 metres. Some multipitch sport and trad is also available. The guidebook is available in Buenos Aires and Esquel. There is an old 2012 edition at the campsite and if you are lucky they will have the new guide in the shop but it's not too difficult to find someone at the crag with a topo or who can point you at the classics.

There are 2 options for camping - a free camping area just before the bridge, complete with little woodland wood fired ovens and kitchens! Lots of space for both vans and tents. Alternatively there is a small paid campsite, with hot showers 7pm to 10pm every second day (expect queues!) and charging points at the same time every night (although you wont get any signal). There is a small shop with wine, beers, bread, cheese, eggs and other fruit / snacks, but it is recommended to come prepared with plenty of food for your stay. You can stop in Gualjaina on the way (1 hr from the canyon) to stock up on anything you need. Take all litter with you when you depart and drop in bins in the nearest town.