The long route climbing is a discipline that goes beyond climbing itself. These are long-term itineraries in which our physical and mental fitness will play an important role in being able to enjoy the experience.
We have many types of multi pitch routes, but the one we propose here are sports-type routes, that is, equipped with parabolts (long sports route) or also semi-equipped long routes, where we must protect ourselves by adding floating insurance, whether friends, fisureros or pitons. … The long routes proposed here usually have a duration of between 5 and 12 hours depending on the route, difficulty, location, etc… We must think that apart from the climbing we must make an approach to the route and a return.
The experience of climbing a long route not only tests our technical skills but also presents a mental challenge. Concentration and decision-making are crucial at every section, as we must evaluate the terrain, the anchors, and our own endurance as we progress. Often, climbers experience a mix of excitement and adrenaline when facing more difficult sections, contributing to the satisfaction felt upon reaching the summit.
Moreover, long climbing routes are typically set in spectacular natural environments, where the beauty of the landscape surrounds us at every moment. From mountain peaks to stunning valleys, the connection with nature intensifies as we ascend. Each climb becomes an opportunity to appreciate the surroundings, enjoy the views, and capture unforgettable moments.
