Por Seguir Tus Pasos, Me Acabe Los Tenis rises sharply from the rugged granite walls of Los Dinamos, a place where the steep faces of Central Mexico test climbers with technical sequences and sustained cracks. This two-pitch trad route weaves through a remarkable dihedral system and chest-high crack lines that challenge your footwork and finger strength alike. The climb opens with an intricate series of moves protected by a bolt, leading to a distinctive chimney where the rock seems to fold around you, inviting a dance between body positioning and gear placements. Amidst the quiet of the forested valley below, you’ll hear the whisper of rustling leaves as your fingers seek the perfect hold on the finger crack slithering through the dihedral’s bottom. The approach to the ledge presents options—either belay there or traverse left to connect with a challenging 5.10d splitter crack.

Pitch two offers a complex puzzle of routes; after a short traverse, the line leads to a trio of cracks diverging from a small pillar. The route favors the rightmost crack, demanding controlled balance and secure placement of cams up to #4. As you near the headwall summit, the line shifts left toward the central crack, easing in difficulty but requiring vigilance as exposure grows. The final moves close out around 220 feet over two pitches with sustained technical climbing.

Accessing the base involves a brisk hike through Los Dinamos's shaded trails rich with pine and oak, setting the tone with crisp mountain air and scattered sun filtering through the leaves. Approaching the trailhead, plan for stable footwear and enough water—especially important given the elevation and dry Mexican climate. The descent requires either two careful 35-meter rappels with a full 70-meter rope or a scramble behind a large boulder leading to known rappel anchors atop Viaje Magico.

This route suits climbers comfortable with sustained 5.10d moves placing gear in varied crack sizes, demanding focus and solid technique. Expect a mix of exposure, tight crack systems, and a chance to experience a raw granite environment often overshadowed by more famous Mexican climbing spots. Prepare well to experience a climb where each pitch promises both challenge and the rewarding sensation of mastering a route that forces you to read the rock and trust your gear.