Climbs 57
Rocktype Granite
Altitude 1321m a.s.l
Faces S
Best visited in Spring and Autumn, although can be a good option for a cloudy summer day or a sunny (windless!) winter day.
There are no water sources except for the hotel/bar, so it's advisable to bring water from home.
Interesting video of three 5-star routes in La Cabrera, the mountain range where Pico de La Miel belongs (Espolon Manolin, Metamorfosis, and Alaiz-Altieri combination) https://vimeo.com/88425833
APPROACH:
There are a handful paths climbing up the steep slope from the car park. Use any of them according to the route you plan to climb.
DESCENT:
Most of the routes top out close to the summit. For those which don't, you'll need to do an easy (some times exposed) scramble to reach it. From the summit, there are descent paths at either side of the cliff. Again, it depends where did we leave our rucksacks. You can either head NORTH EAST to reach a shady gully and descend it (hard scrambling moves), or head WEST walking down slabby rocks to reach a pass and then walk the path south east (slightly longer but easier). Either way will take us to the bottom of the cliff in about 20 minutes.
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