Perched along the rugged limestone cliffs of Nuevo Bayamón, Monkey Face presents a compact yet demanding sport climb where varied terrain tests both finesse and power. This single-pitch route, stretching 50 feet high, seamlessly blends a challenging overhang with a tight roof section and finishes on a sharp, technical slab that requires precise footwork and finger strength. As you ascend, the smell of sun-warmed rock mingles with distant ocean breezes, while the cliff’s verticality frames glimpses of Puerto Rico’s lush greenery and coastal horizons. Seven well-placed bolts lead you safely past tricky transitions, yet the route rewards climbers who can fluidly adapt—from crimping on small holds to navigating sustained tension on the slab. Expect an intense but brief encounter where every move counts. Ideal for climbers comfortable at 5.10d looking to sharpen their sport climbing skills in a setting that combines tropical warmth with the raw challenge of sharply etched limestone. Before you climb, plan for early starts to avoid midday heat, bring ample hydration, and wear sturdy shoes with sticky rubber to maximize traction. Approaching Monkey Face involves a short but uneven trail through dense foliage, adding a sense of wilderness to the experience. The route’s distinct sections push climbers to engage both strength and technique, creating a focused session that leaves you eager for the next ascent. Whether you’re honing your technique or chasing a spirited send on Caribbean rock, Monkey Face stands out as a compact gem demanding respect and readiness.