Stupendous Seaside Splitters in Portugal

Photos by Ricardo Alves /pbase.com/ricardoalves - The rock climbing in Portugal is best known for its excellent limestone cliffs next to the ocean, providing hard, overhanging sport routes, but not its trad climbing... But now, near to Lisbon, south of the surfing mecca, Ericeira, an outstandingly gorgeous cliff of black basalt with perfect splitter cracks was recently discovered. On December 12th and 13th, 2009, a climbing event took place at this new crack climbing area called “Pianos Rachados” (translated to “Cracked Pianos”).

Get updates on your phone:

Special Offers

MyUCTV.com
Bouldering.com

DISTRIBUTE
Climbing Magazine

-->

NAME
ADDRESS 1
ADDRESS 2
CITY
STATE & ZIP
EMAIL (req)

If I like Climbing, I'll pay just $14.95 and receive a full one-year subscription (10 issues in all) a 70% savings off the newsstand price! If for any reason I decide not to continue, I'll write "cancel" on the invoice and owe nothing.

*Offer valid in US only.
Click here for Canadian or International subscriptions.

PAY NOW AND GET
2 FREE BONUS ISSUES!

That's 12 issues in all, instead of 10, for the same low price of $14.95!

Climbing | Mountain Gazette | Urban Climber | UCTV | Skram Media