After a very unlucky visit in January, where I had to lie ill in bed for four days out of six, I came back to Albarracin in early March to finally explore this world of red sandstone, which was still missing from the famous bouldering spots I visited around Europe. I won't write anything about how nice is the place or how cool are the boulders there... I will simply show you a few pictures I got, so you can judge on your own ;-)
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| Snowy January |
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| old town building |
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| View from the town walls |
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| Pinturas Buldestres 7c+ |
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| Pinturas Buldestres 7c+ |
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| Supernafamacho 7b+ |
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| driving to the boulders |
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| driving to the boulders |
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| driving at the car park ;-) |
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| Esperanza 6c+ |
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| El Varano 7c+ |
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| red at sunset ... |
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| ... yellow at night |
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| under the stars |
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| Brainstorm 7b |
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| Bloque Fontain 7a |
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| canyons and valleys |
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| walking back from Techos |
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| A Ciegas 7a+ |
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| Helicopters on Beaches 8b |
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| Old town walls |
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| la Lagrima 6c |
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| la Lagrima 6c |
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| my ... |
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| ... favourite ... |
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| ... subject ! |
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| Selfie under the trees |
Many greetings from Albarracin, I will leave you with my usual short funny climbing video... I know it's quite out of fashion and just roughly edited, but climbing was hard and I didn't have time nor the will to make a more professional one. Take it easy!
