Portugal rock climbing photographs
The photograph opposite shows David Rodrigues climbing Kimosabi, F6c+ at Rocha da Pena, in the Algarve.
Rocha da Pena is a steep crag about 2km in length and is the largest crag in southern Portugal. The limestone rock is solid and varied that offers a complete range of climbing holds and shapes. There are nearly 100 routes here from F4 to F8a, with many routes in the F4 to F5 grade range. The crag also shelters a great variety of flora and wild birds.
This photograph was taken by Ricardo Alves and it appears in the Portugal rock climbing guidebook that is available to buy from our shop.
The Portugal Rock Climbing Guidebook describes thousands of rock climbing routes and boulder problems all across Portugal, which is available from our shop.
Click on the images above to view a larger photograph, showing the excellent rock climbing and bouldering to be found in Southern Portugal.
The Portugal Rock Climbing Guidebook describes thousands of rock climbing routes and boulder problems all across Portugal, which is available from our shop.