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Hiking up the trail, ABOVE THE TURN-OFF FOR ROCK CLIMBING TOZAL, you get to this split - right for the easier "ledges", left for the "pitons" route
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Hiking down from Tozal, OR WHEN WALKING OFF OF ANY ROUTE ON TOZAL OR SALARON you come to this split at two boulders. Right for the "pitons" route, left for the easier "ledges" route.
Looking back on the "horse wide sidewalk" and cable on the "Fajeta" ("ledges") route down
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Robert Hall
Oct 2, 2019
“Hiking up the trail, ABOVE THE TURN-OFF FOR ROCK CLIMBING TOZAL, you get to this split - right for the easier "ledges", left for the "pitons" route”  

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Hiking down from Tozal, OR WHEN WALKING OFF OF ANY ROUTE ON TOZAL OR SALARON you come to this split at two boulders. Right for the "pitons" route, left for the easier "ledges" route.
Hiking up the trail, ABOVE THE TURN-OFF FOR ROCK CLIMBING TOZAL, you get to this split - right for the easier "ledges", left for the "pitons" route
Looking back on the "horse wide sidewalk" and cable on the "Fajeta" ("ledges") route down
Looking down the short section with cables on the "Fajeta" (ledges) route.
The 35-45 ft section on the "Clavijan" ("pitons") route UP on the hiking trail.
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