After a bit too much birthday wine last night we weren't exactly jumping out of bed to go climbing so opted for a little bit of late afternoon crag exploration down near Masboquera. After passing the vomit-inducing waste water pipe from the village we got down into the dry river bed where, amazingly, we found a few bolted lines.
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Tash at the base of one of the awe-inspiring lines on the way to the main crag.
Yes, it really has been developed. 2 bolts and then the lower-off! |
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| The main objective for the day: the crag near Masboquera that we'd seen on a previous exploratory day. |
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| Up close it was as impressive as I'd thought, with some superb ~30m lines on very good quality rock. Sadly there was only one easy route following a crack line, with a couple of bolts in place at half-height presumably for a belay. Apart from that there was no sign of any development. Unfortunately actually getting onto the decent rock on the RH side looked like it'd be a challenge due to the lower ivy-covered wall up to the ledge - maybe the reason it hasn't been bolted? |
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| Left-hand side of the wall. |
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| Rock igloo on the road to Masriudoms. Finally got round to checking it out today. |
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