This climbing area was born from the pioneering work of local climbers Pedro Melo, Ernesto Silva and Luís Guimarães. They started by cleaning and equipping the “Ratattouille” route, on June 3, 2012, returning a few days later to equip the “Trinca Espinhas” (also known as “Comprida”). In mid-July, moved by the potential that seemed great on that wall, Paulo Vaz joined, equipping classics such as “Fonte” and “Ode to Jóia”. João Pereira (local climber), made his contribution, leaving his name on the “Mulata” and “Chapa” routes. A couple of years later, Paulo “Jóia” Rego, Tarso Costa and Za Patxillas expanded the number of routes by equipping “Estica Estica”, “São Sebastião”, “Dolmen” and others. The scenery was much more composed, but there was still room for lines that would make the area more complete and diverse. Starting their equipment work in 2019, Tomás Fontes and Bruno Bagnari expanded the offer by opening routes such as the “Richter Scale”, “Saltimbrocas”, “Quarto Crescente”, “Horas Extra” and “Ode Triunfal”, placing this area climbing in one of the most interesting and well developed in the Azores. It is also one of the largest to date, with more than 40 equipped routes.