Description
Granite crag located in the iconic Ursa Beach. The sector is essentially a tiny valley in between two walls, mostly vertical, with some slight slabby and overhanging features.
Humidity is a challenge. However, it’s a great spot to visit in hot summer days, as even if it hits 35 degrees in the city you are still well advised to bring a jacket here.
Be extremely careful with loose holds and debris in general as well. A clip stick is always a good idea.
The south facing wall gets some sun during the morning, and the anchors do as well for most of the day. The north facing wall is in the shade all day.
The routes start out of the beach sand, so better bring a blanket for the rope and clean starting...
[Topos](http://climbingportugal.blogspot.com/2013/05/praia-da-ursa-sintra.html?m=1).
Approach
Park at (38.7832049,-9.4876358) and walk the northwest road for about 10 minutes. At the end of the road, take left trail down towards the beach for about 15-20 minutes. At the beach Cascata will be to your right and 100 meters north.
