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Anboto

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40: 358:, the "Lady of Anboto", has her main dwelling. Legend says that it is usual to see her in the mouth of the cave, on days with good weather, combing her pretty blond hair with a comb of gold in the sunshine. It is not rare either to see her spend nights as a great ball of fire in the sky above Anboto or other places of the Basque Country where she possesses dwellings like the nearby 406: 106: 413:
The most popular way consists of leaving from Urkiolamendi pass, to flank Mount Urkiolamendi (1,009 m; 3,310 ft) arriving at Asuntze (870 m; 2,850 ft), then climbing right under the summit, to the hillock Pagozelai (970 m; 3,180 ft) ascending its stony slopes (Arrueta)
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The ascent, which can be carried out on any of its faces, requires in all cases certain care when passing next to the cliffs.
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Anboto can be reached from a great number of places. From the north it is a 1,000 m (3,300 ft) ascent from the
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the road begins at the famous sanctuary of San Antonio (730 m; 2,400 ft). From the valley of
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The north face has impressive 1,000 m (3,300 ft) high cliffs, towering over the valley of
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The North face is a rocky 1,000 m (3,300 ft) climb that requires some
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to the hillock of Agindi (1,227 m; 4,026 ft) just west of the summit.
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The Anboto is one of the most known and most characteristic summits of
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begins the complete ascent of the crests, long but simple along
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and can be very dangerous in bad weather conditions or ice.
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On its summit there is a geodesic vertex of second order.
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range and not far from the Urkiola mountain pass between
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Mountains of the Basque Country (autonomous community)
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ETA
María Soledad Iparraguirre
Mari (goddess)
references
inline citations
improve
introducing
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Elevation
Prominence
Coordinates
43°05′20.70″N 02°35′43.31″W / 43.0890833°N 2.5953639°W / 43.0890833; -2.5953639
Basque
Biscay
Spain
Parent range
Basque mountains
Mountain type
Limestone
Easiest route
limestone
Basque Country
Urkiola
Durango
Vitoria-Gasteiz
limestone
fossil
corals
seashells

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