Peruvian Tufas at Pitumarca – Second Annual Climbing Festival
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Pitumarca, two hours south of Cusco, Peru, is a newly-discovered limestone crag full of steep lines and tufas climbing. Over the last few years, climbers
from Cusco, with permission from the local villages, have begun developing the area for climbing. Here’s a video cut from the second annual Pitumarca
Climbing Festival, organized by 7a Escuela de Escalada.
Video by Chachas Films.