This is a route situated on the southeast face of Ezkarre mountain. It´s a good plan to go to Zuriza´s camping and spend some days climbing around.
Photo of the topo which is in Zuriza´s camping

You´ll find sport climbing protection almost in all sections of the route. Perhaps it´d be good to bring with you two or three friends for the final ridge, but they are not extrictly necessary. The approximation is detailed on the map, just by clicking on the lines.
First pitch (III+)
Photo of the topo which is in Zuriza´s camping

You´ll find sport climbing protection almost in all sections of the route. Perhaps it´d be good to bring with you two or three friends for the final ridge, but they are not extrictly necessary. The approximation is detailed on the map, just by clicking on the lines.
First pitch (III+)
On the second pitch (V+). It´s a beatiful wide crack. The aid grades of the route are easy to resolve in free climbing style.
View of the third pitch from the third belay (V+). It´s the continuation of the previous crack.
On the third belay. At that point you have to make a traverse to the right and climb the next crack, it can be seen in this photo.
Climbing the mentioned crack (V)
The fifth and sixth pitches can be unified. This is the start of the sixth pitch (V).
Same section from the leaders view
Looking down the way when reaching the ridge
On the ridge. After that there are some pitches left that can be easily climbed using assemble technic.
Descending from the ridge
2 comments:
hi,
My name is Dimitri,I am from Belgium and I am coming to the Bilbao region this weekend for two weeks. I was wondering if there were any bouldering places around the VAsque country? If yes, could let me know by email (dimiusus@yahoo.com)
Thank you and congratulations for a very nice blog.
Unfortunately for people who love bouldering there are not to many spots here for practising it. Basque Country is more famous because of sport climbing than for bouldering. These ones are the most famous bouldering zones (I´ve been told that the second one is very good):
http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/bulderjaizkibel/PagJaizkibel.htm
http://www.envertical.com/informacion_sobre_escuelas/Santa%20Gadea/1
There is also a zone called "Larraona" in Navarra, which is very famous and has thousands of boulder lines.
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