Join Mariano, certified mountain guide, ski instructor and UIMLA mountain leader on this via cordata adventure in Spain. Let him show you some of the most dazzling spots in Salobreña.
Private
1 Day
All year
High
Intermediate
Via Cordata is not simply via ferrata, nor pure mountaineering. It is an amazing combination which requires using ropes and other elements of both activities. And one of the best places to practice this unique sport is on the wall known as La Canal, in Los Vados, Salobreña.
This route is for intermediate climbers, but beginners can also take it. However, participants must have previous climbing knowledge, especially on ascents and progression. Also, in order to participate you should at least be familiarized with the material for rock and sport climbing.
Moreover, the top of this wall will offer the best and most hypnotizing views of Salobreña, an enchanting spanish town that lies near the Mediterranean sea. It borders the lovely municipalities of Almuñecar, Itrabo and Motril, Molí Cazar, Vélez de Benaudalla. So, the sceneries you’ll get all throughout this journey will simply take your breath away.
What’s more, the weather here is beautiful, with warm days of no more than 24ºC during the summer, and around the 12ºC on winter. And of course, it’s blessed with a refreshing breeze carried all the way from the Mediterranean ocean. So, what a better place to embark on this via cordata adventure than this spectacular town in Spain?
Do you want to join me? Send me a request. I promise it will be an amazing adventure you’ll cherish for life!
Please note that to join this activity you must have a good physical level and previous climbing experience. If you don’t, you can join this 2-day introduction to rock climbing in Granada.
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Mountain Guide
**Mountain Guide – Ski Guide · High Mountain Superior Sport Technician (Técnico Deportivo Superior en Alta Montaña) and Ski Mountaineering Superior Sport Technician (Técnico Deportivo Superior en Esquí de Montaña) from Spain.
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He has more than 20 years doing mountain and skiing. From his early walks in La Pedriza to tens of alpine “four thousanders” summits ascended, to expeditions in North and South America, Caucasus and Central Asia, he has traveled many mountains, especially on his skis, since he is a fan of this sport in all disciplines. Mariano also enjoys classic climbing and mountaineering.
He has Mountain Guide and Ski Mountaineering Guide certifications from the AAGGM.
He's a great teacher and teaches with the same passion with which he enjoys the mountain. He speaks spanish, english, italian, french (basic) and russian (basic).
Languages
Russian | Italian | French | English
Certificates
UIMLA | AAGGM
JOHN
A fantastic guide and we really enjoyed the experience
James
James
Mattias
Fantastic winter ascent of Mulhacen together with guide Mariano Frutos in mid-January. Very warm and sunny day and extremely icy on the top but fantastic views all the way to the Moroccan Rif mountains. Few people on the mountain and a lot of Iberian mountain goats. Mariano was excellent and Pablo at Explore-Share made the logistics easy and straightforward as always.
ADRIANA
This was such a great day. I'm so glad I booked through Mariano's company!
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