Routes in Philippines

Open Project

Second pitch of Alon, straight up. Open project.

At the top of Alon P1 traverse and belay from the left anchor. Open project.

Follows the same line as November Rain, but turns right near the end of the route finishing on a different anchor.

Follow the bolts straight about half way up the route instead of turning onto the left bolt line.

Half way up the pitch follow the bolt line that begins turning left.

Pitch Three of Empire Of The Ants, the only climb continuing from pitch two.

At the shared anchor of Ninja Cooli and Empire of the Ants, take the line on the right.

Bolts starting on the left of the tree, a more direct variation of hot chocolate

Sit down start from a hole right above the sand beach, climb up left and complete on to the cave. (FA Beta: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6mHSZHJpZH/?igsh=MXh3cTkxbHJ5MXF6Zw== )

Follows the crack, anchor at the top.

FA by Abon Ramos' niece or nephew

Fun, varied climbing, technical at the bottom, juggy but spicy near the end. Watch out for choss and rock fall at the top ledge.

Long, flowy climbing with easy but sharp jugging at the top.

Short route with small pinch in the middle as an intermediate before reaching for jugs in between cracks. Also features a cave ideal for resting before the anchor.

First crux at the blank looking slab section leading up to lip. Hold on to tiny ledges and balance your way over the lip. Second crux involves a physical section using the big flake near the anchors. Focus on finding good position, whether that's flagging or kicking your foot out to the tufa on the far right. Rest of the climb offers jugs all the way to the anchors.

Sequential but juggy route. Fun warmup.

Long route with lots of jugs, sidepulls, crimps and a single tufa for good measure. Hidden holds throughout. Remember to look down and trust your feet.

A lengthy sequential route with a mix of jugs and crimps. Becomes tricky as the rock smoothens. Top of tufa crux upon exiting the roof - blindly reaching for a crimp or jug.

Bouldery start to stemming to tufa and face. Sharp jugs in two places. Top crux just below anchor with smooth two pad crimp. Shared first bolt with Dyamonde.

Sequential route with tricky start. Spanny right side pull serves as clipping hold. Ends with a traverse to stalactite holding a very good wide jug. Shares first bolt with Lamigas.

Fun, juggy route with a nice surprise layback side pull move to anchor.

Shares the 1st 4 bolts of Tanglad then goes left. Slopey and technical dihedral crux

Starts on 'Cafe De Wawa' 1st crux and ends after the cave rest on dinuguan’s anchor.

A sketchy dihedral climb that can be slippery

Easy start to a lieback crux on a slightly moldy slopey hold on a very small foothold

Starts with an easy line of jugs then runs through a line of small 2-finger crimps that ends on a hard dyno on slopers.

A good crack line warm up. Has ledges but with laybacking moves

The route opens up with a series of gastons and undercuts which lead to a crux move that demands pocket strength and deadpoint accuracy. The crux sequence ends with a series of undercuts, okay feet, crimps, and pinches.

A straight-up climb leads to the anchor. Shallow sidepulls, gastons, and crimps guard the top of the climb.

A long route with flat holds and pinches to start. Ends on a ledge split to a tufa. Crux is the pump.

Named TNG: “Tufa ni George” or something more juvenile if you want because of the end tufa.

Currently the easiest route in this sector of Uling.

Name is because of a loose rock that fell on the FA’s head that caused a bloody split.

Shared first bolt

Shared first bolt/shared anchor

Shared anchor, starts in the brown streak

Shared anchor at top?