To get to there you hike for about 2 hours up a narrow, rocky trail among small bushes. After reaching the boggy plateau, you go down a few hundred meters towards what appears to be a giant lawn sprinkled with boulders and a huge mountain wall (with trad climbing lines) and you are there!
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| One of the advantages of bouldering, there is always a bed around when you need one :) |
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The location is well worth the 2 hour trail. The place is amazing with boulders of all shapes and sizes. There is a boulder for everyone! Without doubt, boulder paradise is here!
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| And on top of that, you still have the beautiful alpine landscape, beaming with wild flowers, and all around. |
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Wasn't it for the gelid temperature of the water and the spot was absolutely perfect... |
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| cute tiny frogs |
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| At 2400 m of altitude, a huge green lawn, inhabited only by a few dozen cows (which if purple would make you feel like you were inside Milka's chocolate ad) and a small zigzagging creek, lies Hoya Moros, the boulder paradise! |
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Rafa na "Fissura" começo sentado - 6c |
Tony on "Fissura" standing start - 6b
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Mário on a very hard line - 7a, 7b?
* Our buzzing camping ground! |
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| And what better way to end the trip than with Johny sending "Átila" - 7a, on his third attempt! |
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| Johny reaching for the top! |
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We'll be back!
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