Mallos de Riglos
Riglos, Aragón
5 routes · 6c+–9b+
The Mallos de Riglos, in Aragón, are iconic conglomerate formations known for their spectacular, rounded vertical walls. The climbing is athletic, featuring overhangs and bellies on large 'bolos' or rounded holds. While there are routes of all difficulties, the crag is best known for its long, challenging multipitch climbs. Equipment varies from fully bolted modern routes to classic or semi-equipped lines; it's essential to check current conditions and descent information. Due to frequent rockfall, wearing a helmet is highly recommended, and climbers should be mindful of others below. The main sectors, La Visera and Mallo Pisón, face south/southeast, with approaches of around 15-30 minutes.
Sectors
Mallo Pisón
2 routes · 8a–8a+
15 min approach
La Visera
1 routes · 9b+
15 min approach
Mallo Chinchín
1 routes · 6c+
30 min approach
Mallo Colorao
1 routes · 8a
30 min approach