Routes in South Africa for selected grade

The third bolted line downstream from the big pool, starting at the undercling just left of the tree. A short bouldery route, pack in the power.

The kloof's classic line. A pumper all the way to the chains.

The last line in the kloof on the overhanging side.

Starts at a base under a jagged three step roof with three bolts of super sequential powerful climbing into six bolts of very sequential technical climbing. The falls are cleaner the harder you try, don't shout "take", just wip. MCSA/Boven Fund hardware.

Ontop of the grassy ramp. Slightly overhanging broken crack system with a karate chop signature movement NEEDS REBOLTING.

Starts from the ground not from cave. T-Pex direct. Much better from the ground. Don’t think it should ever be climbed from cave!

Eliminate

Eliminate

Climb the scooped face up the middle.

Starts on Keep Walking Johnny, then busts out left after Johnies crux to an arete. The line then joins Black Out for its last 3 bolts and ends on Black Out.

Sit start on the big edge on the corner. Move diagonally right

Stand start.Climb the arete of the main overhang by hugging it all the way up then top out

Start a few meters right of Slaughterhouse 5. pre-clip 2nd draw to avoid awakward fall under the roof.

Start on a big block and climb a cruxy 4 bolts over a bulge. Continue up the bolt line to the anchors. Low in the grade.

Halfway down the standard scramble, look left. The route pulls straight up the middle of the face on the leaning free-standing boulder. Move right at the slopey side pull to a jug out right by means of one really hard iron cross, no feet, go and believe move.

The “baddest” and steepest 29 at Boven!! The only line with ring bolts. Not many small holds on this one, but an absolute pump-fest. Slightly harder (and even better) since the chockstone fell out but still 29.

The blank wall left of the leaning pillar. Hard start then a tricky traverse to the left.

SA‟s most famous sport climb. It offers superb endurance climbing and requires plenty of finesse. It is on every visitors ticklist and is starting to become very well used. Please brush the holds when you are done.

Breaks through the roof 20m right of 'Urisk the Rustic Brownie'.

Starts just right of the arête from a great ledge. Involves a long dyno and a very fingery headwall. An awesome climb in an awesome place.

Sit start on a boulder 8m down from the Living the Dream Boulder

As you enter the complex, from the escarpment side, the first problem on the left, starting on pockets, one move wonder – could be soft.

Sit start L.H on a sloper, R.H on a small slopey edge. Move up the face, slapping up the arête to T.O.

Start as for E.C. Move to a flat jug in the middle of the boulder. Use crimps to move up the middle of the face.

Sit start as above, but use the arête feature to top out.

Sit start R.H on a small sharp (side pull)crimp, L.H low down on a good side pull crimp. Move up using the face only to T.O.

Do not use the slab in front for the feat.

Stand start matched on a good crimp. L.H up to a 2 finger pocket, slap up using slopers to T.O. Pads are needed.

Sit start with both hands on underclings. Move up to the lip, then traverse left- deadpointing to a jug with the left hand to T.O

Awesome little climb. Sit Start under roof on left hand low side pull and right hand on obvious crimp. (left hand side pull is next to obvious left foot). Climb straight up over buldge.

Same start as War for the planets of the apes but wimp out and finish up early.

Start on pedestal and climb straight over the lip.

One of the longer routes at Botshabelo. Toe hooks, heel hooks, horrible feet with crimps and sloppers will test your problem solving skills. A very interesting boulder problem for sure.

Stand start below the obvious crack and traverse as far right as you can for the top out.

MORPHO.Directly right of Fort Merensky. Start left hand on low side pull and right hand on decent side pull and do a big move with left hand to slopey crimp and top out. FA Evan Margetts

Start to the right of Land claim. Start right hand on tiny undercling and left hand on flat undercling thats high. Do a big move up and right to jug.MORPHO FA Evan Margetts

Sit start on small bad crimp and deadpoint up and finish as "Minus Tirith".

Sit start on jugs and climb up awesome face.

Sit start on jug and climb through overhang

Start as Bloodhound sit but when you reach the jugs go straight up.

Start as for Grommit, climb straight back through roof to lip, and over to ledge. Traverse off.

it start on crimps, move to slopers on lip and top out.

Start as for Puppy Love then after the 3rd bolt break right up the middle of the buttress. Has a bit of everything.

The line on the slightly overhanging orange face. Sustained with a stopper crux.

Energy Project 29/30

Start as for the Beta Master but after the first bolt continue straight up the face. The technical crux is at the third bolt but the last moves may feel impossible 0n a red point attempt. This is a powerful and sustained route that is hard from start to finish. It is particularly strenuous for the vertically challenged.

A super powerful and bouldery start leads into the sustained climbing of Vampire. This route sees few repeats.

Closed project.

This route has it's hand up for best line in the cave. It's definitely got some of everything. If you can climb this grade, you should definitely get on this.

Hard pinchy power endurance.

Easy climbing to a break followed by a spectacular dynamic move. Hard to the chains.

Follow the bolts.

start by deadpointing the smooth face on finger pockets

Start sitting with good holds about 1.5m left of the concrete pillar, traverse to the left to KYLA on sharp holds staying low.

This problem starts just right of the middle of this side of the boulder more or less facing the Barn. Start on two flat edges and move up far right to the large pocket. The pocket is very sharp copious taping is suggested before lunging for it.

Stand start on the double underclings off the ground and move straight up pimply face 1.5m left of SPUNKY MONKEY. Apparently rather solid at its grade.

Start with left in a pocket and right on an edge, move up to an edge and top out.

Sit start 2m left of BLEAT, with one foot each side of a small cave and whatever you can find for your hands in and around the recess. Move up left, and top out past a huge bucket.

Follows an overhanging line up a series of pockets. Started in 2003.

A really hard start and a technical mid-section. Originally opened, as Maelstrom, by Andrew Pedley, but after a major break on the route it was reopened by Brian Weaver.

Start matched on standing height on a bad sloping edge, dyno left to good hold.

Traverse in from the right. Start ±2m to right on a good crimp, make a big move to jugs.

Start crouched, mono for the right at belly height and left on an edge. Use toe hook on left, climb up on sharp grips.

Standstart. LH on a diagonal sidepull, RH on a good edge sidepull. Jump to lip and TO.