Another climbing guide for the Sierra de Gredos in central Spain. It presents 500 routes, in most of which you can use additional mobile protections. The selection of routes appeals to climbers of moderate difficulty. The levels of difficulty range from 3 to (very rarely) 7 b+. The majority are 5s and easy 6s. The good photo topos, complete descriptions of the individual routes with the necessary equipment, an overview map of the areas with the location of the sectors as well as detailed maps and GPS coordinates for each wall make access and selection much easier.290 pagesLanguage SpanishEdition 2024J. J. C. Blázquez

The Sierra de Gredos is better known for its classic climbing and mountaineering than for its sport climbing areas. However, across the length and breadth of all the valleys that surround these mountains, there are a large number of sectors with a total of around 1,000 equipped sport climbing routes. Many of the routes are of very good quality and are undoubtedly worth discovering.Sectors such as La Casquera de Navatalgordo, La Corbera de Navalmoral or Santibáñez de Béjar have a handful of recommended routes, but others, such as the Duque Lagoon in Solana de Ávila, should be on the list of the best climbing areas. There you will find endless and vertical walls, perfect cracks where you can practice all techniques. Challenging climbing surrounded by a sober and intoxicating landscape, full of lagoons, ravines, oaks and holm oaks.Areas included: Robledillo * La Cancha. Navalacruz * Navatalgordo * Garganta del Cuervo * Navarredonda de Gredos * La Plataforma. Hoyos del Espino * Peña la vieja * Navalperal de Tormes * Laguna del Duque. Solana de Ávila * Santibáñez de Béjar * Risco Gordo * La Covatilla * Barrera de Valdesancho * La Covatilla * Carabancheles * Valdesangil * Cancho Bermejo * Valdesangil * Canalizos * Candelario * La Corbera * Navalmoral de Béjar * El Picacho * Vallejera de Riofrío175 pagesLanguage Spanish / EnglishEdition 2018