Vemos a matias en la cumbre del cerro de la cruz, dejando el tipico recuerdo despues de una buena escalada

La luna adorna el paisaje de tarde del cerro de la cruz y del mogote chico. La exposicion es baja para evitar el reflejo del sol. La vista es bien baja y aparenta tener un lente gran angular pero no lo tiene.

There are 2 Refugios in Los Gigantes both are cozy and if there are people there then they are singing and playing the gitar...

Gaby Cendoya diligently watching yanqui climb some semi-trad 5.10 route, which involves gear placements higher up. The beautiful orange face starting up obvious holds about 25 feet to the left is called Naranja Mecanica and was probably the first 5.12d sport route equipped in Argentina, although it wasn't redpointed until Axel Von Müller pulled it off in the millennium 2000.

Yanqui on a nice, but sharp, 5.10 slab route nearby to the refugio belonging to Club Andino Córdoba. Here's an example where I don't know whether to call the route sport or trad. There are no gear placements, but the route is pretty runout, although I imagine it was bolted on rappel.

Gaby seconding the first pitch on an ascent of the Laja de Peterek (5.10c/d). To do this route, start with the first two standard pitches on Cerro de la Cruz (each about 5.9). Then comes the roller coster pitch of the Laja (too much fun). Finish via a 5.10a face pitch going up and right (the straight up version of the face is around 5.11a). After that scramble to the top by easy 5th class climbing and walk down (although rappeling is also possible). This makes for a 4-star route, so why does Gatito only give it one star in the guide?

Agustin escalando porteños go home (6a) en su primer dia en el mundo de la escalada...

El cerro