Type: Trad, 450 ft (136 m), 4 pitches
FA: Grant Simmons & Hanna Lucy Feb. 2015
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Shared By: Steven Lucarelli on Feb 22, 2018
Admins: Eric Och, Alex R, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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A nice option for those looking to climb a short route on the day they hike up to Anfiteatro.

Pitch 1: Start up and easy slab to a slick right facing corner. This pitch is mostly bolted with a few pieces of gear near the top. 5.10

Pitch 2: The best pitch of the route in my opinion. Continue up the corner via stemming and jamming to a bolt. Climb a little bit past the bolt to a final cam placement (save a .5) and head left out of the corner to a bolted slab/face. 5.10

Pitch 3: Climb up an easy lower angle groove/corner to an anchor. Continue past the anchor up the obvious bolted face to the next anchor. 5.10

Pitch 4: Follow more bolts up and slightly right around a flared right facing corner. 5.10

Location Suggest change

If your hiking up the trail to Anfiteatro look for a flat sandy spot in front of a long granite boulder. If you get to the river crossing you just passed it about 5 minutes back. From the bivy area in Anfiteatro its about a 20 minute hike down the main trail.

Protection Suggest change

Single rack of cams to #3 Camalot. Extra micro to finger size down to a black Alien. 10 to 12 draws for all the bolts. All the anchors are bolted. Rap the route with one 70m or two 60m's.

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