160m, 5 pitches.
Sister route to Resilencia, sharing the same start, and similar in style, though less sustained and regarded as easier overall, despite the harder crux. Take a small rack and 60m double ropes (although a single sport rope is also possible). Scramble up from the path to the start of the wall.
P1 (6a): Better than it looks from below. After the second bolt, where Resilencia goes straight up, keep moving left past another bolt, to reach to a double-bolt belay.
P2 (6b/+): Climb the hanging slab to a well-protected wall, and a double-bolt belay.
P3 (6c+): A balancy and thin pitch. Starts steeply, trending leftwards, before reaching a well-protected but thin slab. Navigate this before traversing right to the obvious crack and double-bolt belay above it.
P4 (6b/+): A fine, varied, pitch that requires a bit more route-finding than the previous two. Double-bolt belay.
P5 (IV+): Easy scrambling to the top. Can be linked with P4 with a 70m rope, or skipped if you're planning to abseil off.
P1 (6a): Better than it looks from below. After the second bolt, where Resilencia goes straight up, keep moving left past another bolt, to reach to a double-bolt belay.
P2 (6b/+): Climb the hanging slab to a well-protected wall, and a double-bolt belay.
P3 (6c+): A balancy and thin pitch. Starts steeply, trending leftwards, before reaching a well-protected but thin slab. Navigate this before traversing right to the obvious crack and double-bolt belay above it.
P4 (6b/+): A fine, varied, pitch that requires a bit more route-finding than the previous two. Double-bolt belay.
P5 (IV+): Easy scrambling to the top. Can be linked with P4 with a 70m rope, or skipped if you're planning to abseil off.
Víctor Sanchez 2020.
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