Summary
| A small scrappy crag, with a few half decent trad routes. One tufa feature provides the best route at the crag. | |
| Directions: | From Episkopi take the B6 heading west. Continue on the B6, passing through the army base. After passing the school (on the right) the road descends quite sharply for 800m. Where this levels out there is a small road to the right - just before the main road bends left and re-ascends. This road is sign-posted for Agios Georges - take it and continue for approx 400m. A rough track can be seen on the left leading up to the crags. Park opposite the track and follow it on foot for 10 mins until the crags are reached. |
| Aspect: | Faces South Receives sun from early morning to late afternoon. |
| Google Maps: | Click to locate on Google Maps |
| Notes: | The routes listed as <Route X> are somewhat bold and have not yet been properly led. The grades given for these routes are thus approximate and they remain as yet unnamed. The grass leading up to the crag is absolutely evil from late spring through to autumn. This, combined with its south facing sheltered low level location, makes it a strictly winter crag. Care should be taken with snakes. Further up the valley, beyond Agios Georges, there are several promising boulders - clearly seen on the west side of the track that heads up the valley. |
| Gear: | Nuts, hexes and prussik loops. Narrow dynema slings for belays are useful. |
| Descent: | Descent is via the small gully to the right of Meeti. |
| Route Summary: | 7 trad (D to E2) |
| Printable List: | Click here for a printer friendly route list. |
| Route Profile: | D1 HD1 S1 HVS3 E21 |
| 1 <Route 1> HVS 5a 10m |  |
| 2 <Route 2> HVS 5a 10m | |
| 3 <Route 3> HVS 5a 10m | |
| 4 Epeesees Efkolo HD 10m | |
| Start a few metres left of the cave. Climb up 3 metres, then follow the rightwards slanting groove to the top. | |
| 5 <Route 5> E2 5c 12m |  |
| 6 So Easy D 12m |  |
| Climb the easy corner on OK gear. | |
| 7 Meeti S 4a 14m | |
| Climb the obvious nose. Easy and well protected climbing leads to a small ledge three quaters of the way up. From there climb up a steep short wall via a committing bold move. |