95m, 3 pitches. Originally (1932) an aid route with historical ringbolts taking on the least overhanging arete.
Free climbing is made easier by drilled holes, probably left by first ascensionists. Grade listed in the guidebook as 6b feels adequate compared to other spanish crags ( unlike other climbs on the island which feel hard for the grade)
Protection is extremely abundant, mostly new fixe bolts. Original german ringbolts seem fine too. Belayshave two u-bolts. Aiding the route seems pretty easy
P1. ( cca 40m) starts slightly left of the right arete. Ends on comfortable ledge
Crux is a slightly overhanging corner in the last third. 6b
P2. (cca 15m) short vertical wall section with a handjam at the top leads to a wide ledge with belay. 6b
P3. (cca 20m) go left along a ledge (6m) until it ends, then up and right towards the top. Next belay on the right above the previous one.
(III-IV)
Walk to the top

Descent: downclimb to the third belay, then rappel to the first. and to the ground. Single 70m rope was longer than needed. 60m should do fine too.

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