This stretches across the hillside and is approached from below arriving at the right hand end with sector El Torreon, followed by Jabugo, Circo, Pallitella, Jamon, Karma, and Toki – about a hundred routes in all. We passed through the circling of the waggons in the parking area
… and found the gang on the pillar at sector Jabugo – a nice selection of slabby 6as & bs. We did La Tocino, a decent 6a+ followed by Serrana, a steady 6b with a tough 6c+ extension.
Here’s Fiona on To Magra, the central line up the fine pillar
Heading further left, here’s Pauline on the edge of the Circo sector
Seeking something a bit less slabby we arrived at the bulging red and yellow pocketed wall at Karma, promptly failing on a stunning 7a arête and then enjoying a sports-Gogarth experience on the fun but friable wall to the left – Karma indeed (though I’m not sure for what!) Finishing the tour of the crag we did Toki, 6b,on the eponymous buttress – probably the best and perhaps easiest route we did all day.
Another twilight descent and another fine day’s cragging in good company. Happy holidays!
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