The enormous rocky spine separating Cala da Sant Vicente and Port d'Pollenca.
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| Shanecl | 17 Aug |
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βeta: We went to the very end. Really should have had ropes for down climb but still manageable if competent. You hit a section of really thorny bush and then down to an awesome secluded hut and swim area away from all the people. | βeta? | |
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βeta: We went to the very end. Really should have had ropes for down climb but still manageable if competent. You hit a section of really thorny bush and then down to an awesome secluded hut and swim area away from all the people. |
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| willstanley | 17 May, 2024 |
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βeta: An extraordinary route, and an absolute must on any visit to Mallorca. In fact, it’s worth a trip for this route alone! The rock is sharp, so tough trousers recommended, as are sturdy approach shoes. No moves harder than VD. The descent into the valley is quite unforgiving, and is at its gentlest gradient heading down roughly from the arch viewpoint halfway along the ridge. a truly magnificent route with an alpine feel. | βeta? | |
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βeta: An extraordinary route, and an absolute must on any visit to Mallorca. In fact, it’s worth a trip for this route alone! The rock is sharp, so tough trousers recommended, as are sturdy approach shoes. No moves harder than VD. The descent into the valley is quite unforgiving, and is at its gentlest gradient heading down roughly from the arch viewpoint halfway along the ridge. a truly magnificent route with an alpine feel. |
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