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| Mir and Delmás   | 
| Page Type: Route Location: Europe Route Type: Mountaineering Season: Spring, Summer, Fall Time Required: A long day Rock Difficulty: 5.3 (YDS) Difficulty: F. and P.D.inf. Grade: II
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| Page By: Rafa Bartolome Created/Edited: Jul 23, 2008 / Jul 23, 2008 Object ID: 423945 Hits: 423 Loading... Page Score: 86% - 1 Votes Loading... Vote: Log in to vote |
OverviewThe route of Pico Mir begin in the Collado Superior de Alba, see the page of the route to reach this point. The most usual route to reach it's from the trailhead of La Besurta across the Refugio de la Renclusa.
Getting ThereSee the main page of Maladetas Occidentales.Route DescriptionThe peak Mir or Tercera Maladeta Occidental is climbed normally from the collado superior de Alba (3080m).
In the col we'll turn to left to get the bottom of the ridge N.W. of Pico Mir. In right side of the ridge we'll climb some repises of rock (F.) always near of the edge but never over the edge in the first section. In the upper part we'll climb a little chimney to reach the edge in a shoulder. We'll follow over the blocks of rock to reach the summit North of Pico Mir (3184m). The main summit of Pico Mir (3185m) is near but it exist a wall of IV- to reach it and it’s not necessary in my opinion to climb it.
The Punta Delmás (3148m) is climbed normally from the Pico Mir, but it exist another hardest route from the North. The best approach to Punta Delmásit's visible in the point that's reached the shoulder of the ridge of Pico Mir. We'll descent to left side across a spun with two points of rock climb grade II-. We'll walked across the little col with Punta Delmás to walk on the left side of the ridge to get the bottom of the last short rock climb of I+ to the summit.
Essential GearCrampons and ice-axe early on the season (spring: may, june).
Nothisg special in summer.
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Maladeta Massif
