Routes as sport in Ein Farah

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Link-up: Use bolts 1-3 of Jeremiah, bolt 4 from Cairo Slammer, then traverse further right an continue on Crossing Red Lines to the station.

Pumpy, overhanging start to desperate face moves.

Traverse left when in doubt.

Somewhat delicate.

Crimpy around the crux

Nice, sustained crimping up the face.

Classic line with a pumpy start and a more technical finish.

Route through the cave. Currently closed by National Park Authority.

Single move that is hard for the grade.

Hard at the start.

Long and diverse climbing! Very Good

For 7b go straight up instead of traverse left between caves

Start from "the monk" and go right to the anchor . the route starts there.

The first route after the big cave. After the pumpy start take a rest in the smelly hyrax cave. Then continue with more delicate moves to the top.

Very nice juggy and overhanging line. One of the best at this grade in the country.

Another nice line. Great length if combined with the second pitch. Take a long rope (70m)!

Links the start of Boarder Run with the top of Shades of Beauty, to avoid the harder section of either route.

Interesting moves around the overhang (careful at the third clip), then easier.

Bouldery.

Short warm-up route to the left of the "cave".

Starts as Bomba, but then to the right of the "cave".

Better than it looks. Some nice physical moves.

Long warm-up with hardish section in the beginning.

Sport route along the crack.

Worth the money - sustained. Directly to the right of the trad crack.

Same start as Yonathan Shapira, clip its first two (or three) bolts, then carefully traverse to the left, before going straight up the face.

Reachy start to delicate moves on small holds up the black stripe. Named after a former Israeli Air Force Pilot, now a peace activist.

8a for some.

Physical start. Further up, when holds are disappearing, either do the evasive manoeuver to the right before coming back in line for the little overhang. Or alternatively continue straight up to the station (a little harder).

Hard stuff. Sometimes quoted as 8a.

Variety of moves on slippery holds. Crux comes after the stalactite. Alternative finish to the station of the route on the left - no addtional bolts, harder.

From the A0 station, traverse left, choose your clips wisely, and follow the thorny bushes far up through the main crack/chimney. Station comes after the little overhang.

From the A0 station, almost straight up. Easy start, hard at the overhang. 6a+ in the guidebook, but much harder at the crux (6c+?)!

From the A0 station, traverse to the right and then go straight up before the little bush. Very nice moves, but long distances between the bolts, give this a bit of a multipitch feel.

From the A0 anchor traverse far right, past Rotor and take the next line straight up. Nice, but a bit psycho since bolts are well spaced out.

Links Divergence with the top of Islands In The Stream. Shares the first three bolts with Divergence, links up to the intermediate station of Islands in the Stream and continues up two more bolts to the higher station.

Strong right traversing line with crux at the little "roof". Somewhat slippery and hard for the grade.

Chimney starting on ledge above. Use "Kal Kar" as first pitch, then carefully walk right to get to the start of this route.

A bit crumbly at the start but then nice, interesting face.

Nice, long and exposed - classic, and still sharp.