Agiofarago: Sector 9
Area Info
This sector is located just a few meters before the beach on the left as you are gazing the excellent beach. Many beautiful routes in this sector. One of those (the 1st) is traditional and quite hard (6b, harder than it looks) and it takes a lot of gear, especially middle size friends. A must-climb route.
Route name: The roof of the second summer
(1)
Grade: 6b
Length: 45 meters
Protection: - bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: Me to sumpathio
(1)
Grade: 5c
Length: 28 meters
Protection: None, this is a traditional route. Middle and big size friends along with nuts required. Return by walking, no abseil is possible.
In the following topo you can see both first routes, "the roof of the second summer" on the left and the "Me to sumpathio" on the right.
Route name: Scarfalonoume opos zoume
(2)
Grade: 6a
Length: 25 meters
Protection: 11 bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: Scarfalonoume opos zoume
(3)
Grade: 6b
Length: 25 meters
Protection: 11 bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: biosinthesi
(4)
Grade: 6ac
Length: 24 meters
Protection: 10 bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: Salonica power
(5)
Grade: 6b+
Length: 27 meters
Protection: 11 bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: Mieux qu'un sourire
(6)
Grade: 5b+
Length: 23 meters
Protection: 10 bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: Faneromeni
(7)
Grade: 6b
Length: 30 meters
Protection: 13 bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed
Route name: O dromos gia ta asteria
(8)
Grade: 5a the first pitch and 6a the second
Length: 18 meters (1st pitch) and another 18 meters the second
Protection: Bolts. Only your rope and quickdraws needed. This route was initially climbed with nuts and friends. You can climb the whole route in one pitch. One of the most beautiful routes in the area.
Route name: Katerina
(9)
Grade: 6b
Length: 40 meters
Protection: You can use 2-3 bolts from the beginning of the route "O dromos gia ta asteria" and then nothing. This is a traditional route. You will find a piton after you have climbed more than half the route. The route moves mainly on a small wall split by a crack, then follows a system of smaller walls and ledges. Set up your own belay at the top with slings on the rock spikes.
