The grey limestone walls situated close to Cubells offer some great climbing on vertical walls with great views. The sector is especially suitable for those climbing in the range 5-6c but harder routes are present also. The rock quality is excellent and the style is technical and crimpy, so good skin helps here!
As the wall is mainly South-East facing, it's great for colder days when climbing in the sun feels like a good idea. It's also possible to climb in the summer evenings when the wind cools the temperatures down. The sector can work with children also, as the approach is rather short and the cliff base is rather flat (but not extremely wide).
Approach: Approximately 1.7km east of Cubells turn north off the C-26 onto an unsurfaced track. Follow this up the hillside without deviation for 1.2km to parking spaces just before the track deteriorates noticeably. On foot, follow a well-marked trail (cairns) up and right to reach the first sector, For Fred, at the left-hand end of the cliffs (10 minutes from the parking area). The rest of the sectors follow on one after the other, with a further 5 minutes required to reach the right-hand side of the crag. The path is easy to follow with the GPS-trails. Note: although the cliff dries out very quickly after bad weather the approach track does not, so following prolonged periods of rain those without 4x4 vehicles should park almost as soon as leaving the main road and proceed on foot. This adds a further 15 minutes to the approach time.
