Do you want to climb the Jacobean Route? The Valley of Izas pauses its waters to create a silence where a variety of ice waterfalls form. The Jacobean route is one of the easiest, where we will test our ice axes. Afterwards, the route will be rappelled.

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Discover multi-pitch ice climbing on the Jacobean Route with PirineoSur

Are you looking for an exciting and formative experience to get started in multi-pitch ice climbing? At PirineoSur, we offer you the opportunity to explore the iconic Jacobean Route from a completely new perspective, ascending frozen waterfalls in a spectacular and historic environment. Designed especially for beginners who want to learn the basic techniques of this exciting discipline, this course combines adventure, training, and unforgettable landscapes.

Why the Jacobean Route for getting started in ice climbing?

The Jacobean Route, known worldwide as the Way of St. James, is not only a cultural and spiritual itinerary but also an ideal enclave for mountain lovers. Along the Way, especially in the sections close to the Pyrenees, are ice waterfalls perfect for learning and practicing climbing in a safe and controlled environment.

With the support of the experts from PirineoSur, you will discover the best waterfalls in the area, which combine accessibility with stable and high-quality ice formations, ideal for progressing in multi-pitch ice climbing.

What does our multi-pitch ice initiation activity include?

Our introduction to ice climbing course on the Jacobean Route is designed for you to acquire the necessary skills to face multi-pitch waterfalls with confidence and safety. You will learn:

    •    Ice progression techniques: Proper use of crampons and ice axes to ascend efficiently and safely.

    •    Setting anchors and meetings: Fundamentals of multi-pitch climbing, including how to secure yourself at each stage.

    •    Rope management and belaying: How to work as a team to progress safely on long routes.

    •    Terrain reading: Identifying safe lines and understanding the characteristics of the ice.

    •    Safety measures: How to manage risks and respond to possible unexpected situations.