Located in a quiet area just two kilometers away from the town of Millena, this crag contains more than sixty vertical or slightly overhanging routes with a multitude of pockets and crimps, and even a couple of tufas. Its average height ranges between 25 and 30 meters and although there are several sixth and a couple of eighth-grade routes, it is a place clearly designed for seventh grade climbers.
Its history is relatively short and we could set its start date in 2009, when Carlos Bonhome bolts Carapansa, the crag's first route. Previously, there were vestiges of old lines of unknown origin but its deteriorated condition completely discouraged climbing. After Carapansa and together with Raúl Satorre, Carlos himself organized the so-called "Millena Rock Trip", a kind of local party where the place was ´open´ to the closest climbers in the area. This event led to the emergence of new routes and was a fundamental boost for teams such as José Pascual "Pepet", Mikel Zapata, Fernando García or Pau Martínez, among others, to carry out the definitive development of the crag. In recent years, the relentless route-setting activity has led to a remarkable increase in the number of routes, drastically reducing the possibilities for new openings and positioning Millena as one of the most prolific and prominent crags in the Costa Blanca inland area.
