End of Rainbow introduces climbers to an unassuming yet technical challenge carved into Gunko Wall, located in Panama's rugged outdoor playground. This compact 40-foot sport climb demands a deft balance of precision and composure, as its sequence relies on subtle shifts and slanting holds more than raw power. The route’s initial moves test your ability to read gentle angles and flow with the rock's natural inclinations, rewarding those who avoid muscle tension and instead trust nuanced footwork. Midway through, the line veers slightly to the right before making a committed traverse left, discouraging headstrong efforts straight upward. This slightly diagonal path encourages a rhythm that keeps you engaged, alert to each foot placement and hand adjustment. Gunko Wall’s volcanic foundation offers a mixture of smooth, sculpted features that challenge your technical savvy rather than brute strength.

From the base, the climb presents an accessible approach for those seeking a quick sport attempt within a vibrant climbing area. Despite its moderate rating of 5.9, End of Rainbow feels lively with a subtle push on balance and movement that beyond simply holding on to the rock, invites you to dance with it. Bolted securely with well-spaced anchors and a shared anchor at the top, protection is straightforward—allowing climbers to focus fully on mastering the mechanics rather than gear anxiety.

Situated at latitude 8.17067 and longitude -80.24619, Gunko Wall is part of Panama’s growing climbing corridor, offering more than just vertical challenges. Climbers find themselves surrounded by verdant landscapes and the hum of tropical life, a place where nature dares you onwards as the wind teases from the treetops. The area’s proximity to local roads makes access relatively easy, but the volcanic terrain rewards respect—careful footing on approach and a clear eye on local weather are essential.

For anyone looking to expand their repertoire beyond slab and jugging, End of Rainbow is a solid introduction to routes that rely heavily on balance and body positioning. It gently invites climbers who appreciate finesse over force and delivers a crisp experience that feels both focused and enriching. Timing your climb in the cooler morning hours is advised, as the wall catches the sun early, making afternoon attempts hotter and more taxing. Whether you’re compiling a list of approachable routes in Central America or seeking a technical rivulet in a sea of sport, End of Rainbow provides a compelling slice of Panama’s vertical offerings.