- Duration
- 14 days
- Kids
- Adults only
- Cost
- $$$$$
- Permit
- Not needed
- Crowd
- Empty
Climbing in Patagonia
Chile · Argentina
Some of the most technical and committed granite towers on earth.
Riglos·Spain
Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Wikimedia Commons
The Mallos de Riglos are among Europe's great single-day objectives — huge pudding-stone towers climbed on jugs and pebbles straight up from the village, with vultures at every belay.
In season: Sep–Jun · Peak: Mar–Apr, Oct–Nov
Sustained, airy multi-pitch where the exposure is the whole point; the Fiesta de los Bíceps and the Puro needle are trophies. Committing routes with real descents.
Single-pitch sport at the base, for a short day or bad weather
The classic line up the Mallo Pisón, six pitches of conglomerate
The needle itself, a pitch of pure exposure and a tyrolean off
Base in Riglos village at the foot of the walls. Come with multi-pitch experience, a full rack and a head for exposure — or hire a guide for the classics.
Chile · Argentina
Some of the most technical and committed granite towers on earth.
Spain
The overhanging wall that produced La Dura Dura, one of climbing's hardest routes.
Spain
The cliff-top crag that shaped modern Spanish sport climbing.
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