Climbs 200
Rocktype Conglomerate
Altitude 738m a.s.l
Faces all
Valle Encantado © davis
Crag features
Many different bolted climbs on several faces, with or without shade.
Lots of quality long routes with unique conglomerate tufa features.
After issues in 2015 there is no publically available topo for Valle Encantado. It's best to visit with someone with local knowledge or alternatively contact Bariloche Vertical / BariClimb / Valle Encantado - escalada deportiva via Facebook. Alternatively, message the crag moderator to be sent the PDF guide.
Approach notes
70km north of Bariloche from Route 40. Boat across the Limay River to visible cliffs.
Camping is prohibited at Valle Encantado and violations risk access for all. There is a campsite 4km south at Rincon de Creide.
The area is closed to climbers from 24 December to 1 March, please respect the land owner.
There are 2 area - one doesn't require crossing the river, but the main sector with the best routes does. You will need a boat or paddleboard, or a kind person to take your bags as you swim across! On the weekend there are many other climbers about and it's easy to catch a lift.
Restricted Access
Camping and fires are forbidden so climbers should respect these rules and also leave no rubbish or equipment behind.
The land is privately owned and the owner has a tree farm on the property. At times there is a property manager on site. It's closed from 24 December to 1 March.
Breaking these rules risks access for everyone so the local climbers ask everyone visiting to please respect the land owner.
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