• Approximation: 2,30h approximately.
• Climbing length: 190 meters of climbing approx.
• Difficulty: Maximum IV+es of IVº.
• Duration of the complete activity: About 2 hours for the climb and another 4 hours for the approach and return (Total of 6 to 8 hours).
• Descent: Descent on foot

To perform this activity, participants do not need to have previous climbing experience, although it is recommended.
Participants must have a minimum physical condition and be accustomed to sports and high mountain routes of at least 8 hours of duration and 800 meters of positive difference in altitude.

Equipment required per participant: Depending on the time of year and weather conditions, this information may vary in number and type of clothing and footwear. The guide will provide information upon reservation

• Technical trekking boots
• Trekking poles
• Long elastic mountain pants
• Technical short sleeve mountain t-shirt
• Technical long sleeve mountain t-shirt
• Softshell / primaloft
• Down or fiber jacket
• Cap
• Sunglasses
• Medium or light gloves (optional)
• Cell phone with charged battery
• Headlamp with batteries (important)
• Solarcream SPF 50
• Mountain backpack 40L
• Canteen or water bottle minimum 2L
• Refreshments during activity (bars, dried fruits, etc.)

The meeting point and time will be communicated by the guide when booking the activity.

Taking as a starting point the upper station of the Fuente De cable car, we will walk towards Veronica cabin by the comfortable track with hardly any slope, passing under the great walls of Peña Olvidada and enjoying a splendid view to the North where we can see the great wall of the Torre de los Horcados Rojos, the Pico Tesorero and the Lloroza lakes at our feet.

We will arrive at the point known as the Vueltona, here the path becomes narrower and we begin to gain height until we reach the junction of the Canalona and Peña Vieja, we will turn to the right to continue ascending until we reach the pass of the Canalona from where we will enjoy wonderful views of the Eastern Massif and all the Vegas de Aliva. Once at this point we only have to go up a little more to the Santa Ana pass, where we will prepare all the material and we can leave in the bivouac all the weight not necessary for the route. (Up to this point about 2 hours and about 700 meters of positive difference in altitude).

We will start at the base of the route descending with views of the great Jou de Los Boches, a spectacular and strangely lunar landscape, then we will have to go up some easy climbs to the foot of the spur. Once at the foot of the route, the necessary instructions for progression and safety will be given and we will begin the climb.

The climb consists of 4 pitches on exceptional rock and a maximum difficulty of IV+ up to the summit, once here the spectacle of the amazing views is again guaranteed.

After a snack and some pictures, we will start the short rope descent by simple but quite aerial steps that become easier and easier until we reach the bivouac where we will pick up our gear and start the return route by the same place we climbed.