Upon our arrival I was both excited and nervous. Cerro Agujerado was larger and more intricate than I had visualized. Mark and Joel pointed out the existing routes. It was clear that there was room for more. This prospect of so many beautiful climbs still to be put up was something I had never experienced. I had never been involved with the inception of a world class crag.

athlete submission, travelAaron HjeltMarch 30, 2021travel abroad, gap year, mexico climbing, route development

Rodellar Mornings

By Robyn Ragins, fall 2017 Gap Semester athlete. “The morning light here is an airy kind of bright. It covers the sky and shines all around while not really shining anywhere at once. There is no direct beam of sun to divert your eyes from but instead a glow all around.”

Aaron HjeltOctober 22, 2017gap semester, gap year, rodellar, sport climbing, travel abroad

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