New Roi Rincon climbing area: "What's around the corner?"

A "hidden" rock crack with easy to medium sports climbing routes and possibilities to explore different climbing styles on sports routes or top ropes. Rock type is an irregular limestone surface, from smooth slab to Curaçao famous tufa's and grippy sharp edges. There are many thread options to aid any redundancy on top rope anchors. Climb responsibly! LNT!




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