Avoid the hot hours of the day on these slabs, the longest routes in Tafraout, up to 100m_1 Condemor 5+Goes left searching the diagonal crack. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Cams_2 Kie-13 6c+ *Elegant moves on solid rock, joins preavious route at the end of the crack. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Quickdraws_3 Salan pradery 7a * Quality and sustained slab that runs parallel to Kie-13. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Alicia Salán Pradera, 1999] Quickdraws_4 Detrás del chador 6b+ *The first pitch is the crux, starts right of a palm tree and sails through the evidence of two cracks. The second pitch eases as the inclination of the slab decreases. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Cams & quickdraws
_5 La pestañí me enniqueló 6c+ *Strenous slab on little crimps, a bit sandy but still good. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Alicia Salán Pradera, 1999] Quickdraws_6 Fender Stratocaster 6b+Same characteristics as #5 but avoiding the difficulties. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Alicia Salán Pradera, 1999] Quickdraws_7 Kanif chânez 5+Longest route of the dome, links cracks and slabs with some runouts. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Cams & quickdraws _8 La crosta 5+Easy navigation with distant bolts. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Alicia Salán Pradera, 1999] Cams & quickdraws _9 Crepy show 6cLocated on Cancho del Perro, the southern apron between 'Detrás del chador' and 'La pestañí me enniqueló', no topo available. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Alicia Salán Pradera, 1999] Cams
_1 Baile de ardilla 4+Choose your way through the slab and don't fall... no bolts at all! [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996]
_1 Gran Diedro 7b+ *Impressive left-facing dihedral, harder than it looks. [Francisco Blanco, Carlos Ruiz 'Snoopy' & Celso Martínez 'Finuco', 1997] Cams
_1 Zoco poco Moloco 6c+ Abundance of crimps on poor vertical rock. [Daniel Andrada, Pedro Pons, Ruth Planells & Nuria Martí, 1999] Quickdraws_2 Ya no 7a+A little overhanging with distant bolts on poor holds, then vertical rock. [Daniel Andrada, Pedro Pons, Ruth Planells & Nuria Martí, 1999] Quickdraws_3 El vendedor de ilusiones 8aLooks hard and so it is, the line could be nice if it wasn't for the poor rock. [Daniel Andrada, Pedro Pons, Ruth Planells & Nuria Martí, 1999] Quickdraws_4 Waja con la grasa 7c+The most righted route on this southern exposed wall, sandy and loose rock again. [Daniel Andrada, Pedro Pons, Ruth Planells & Nuria Martí, 1999] Quickdraws_5 El cuñao mamón 6aThe easiest route, shaded choice for warming up. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Alicia Salán Pradera, 1999] Quickdraws_6 La pandilla Basura 7c+Overhanging arete with some bolts missing, others have been hammered in. The granite here is so crumbly that you can't say if holds are chipped or just brushed! [Daniel Andrada, Pedro Pons, Ruth Planells & Nuria Martí, 1999] Quickdraws
_1 Davilofante 6c Beatiful hands crack that splits a red and orange varnished slab. The difficulty is concentrated in the first meters. [Palan Martín & David Periñán, 2002] Cams
_1 Fisuras a la menta 6a Starts on the right and then traverses left to the middle crack, no anchors. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Cams_2 Los esclavos del borde 6bEvident crack that splits the right slab. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Cams
_1 Bismillah 6b+ Short and vertical crack, no anchors on top. [Miguel Ángel Lozano & Juan Luis Monge, 1996] Cams
Avoid the hot hours of the day on these slabs, the longest routes in Tafraout, up to 100m
