Description

Located on the southern face of Cabeçó d’Or and very close to the Cabeçonet sectors, with which it shares one of its parking areas, this new sector presents an excellent alternative for low- and mid-level climbers looking for routes in the IV, V and sixth grade. It offers more than thirty lines ranging from IV to 7a, mostly vertical and slab climbing, and a variety of orientations that make it especially appealing, allowing climbers to switch from sun to shade, or vice versa, in a blink of an eye.

History

Its origins date back to the late 1980s, when the first routes led to one of those outdoor competitions that were so popular at the time. Afterwards, rather than expanding in terms of routes and visits, the sector gradually fell into abandonment, culminating in the complete de-equipping of the area. Finally, after decades of inactivity, Carlos Pascual rediscovered its potential and fully developed all the current climbing this sector has to offer.