Tozal del Mallo

The Tozal del Mallo stands at 2,280 meters in elevation, featuring vertical limestone walls that rise prominently above the Ordesa National Park landscape.

Jean Ravier and his team accomplished the first successful climb of the south face wall in 1957, following earlier attempts by pioneering mountaineers.

The mountain holds significance in Spanish climbing history, with numerous routes named after the climbers who first conquered its challenging faces.

Access to the climbing area requires a one-hour walk from the parking area, with optimal climbing conditions occurring during spring and fall months.

The south face wall contains more than 100 established climbing routes ranging from grade 5c to 8a, including the notable Vía Ravier and La Brujas.

GPS coordinates: 42.66209,-0.07442

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:54