Routes in Sri Lanka

striaght up the slab

left hand on high pinch, right hand on the sidepull. Bumb the right hand up, left to sloper and straight up.

start on the lowest undercling and go straight up using crimps and sidepulls.

Matchstart in horizontal Crack

Start with the right Hand on a nice Crimp and then up. Best at low Tide otherwise you have to fight a little with the waves, this is maybe where the Name comes from.

surface is very slopery, Standstart

Standstart with good holds in a crack

Standstart, start with a Crimp

Standstart, with the right hand on a good Sloper and left hand with a Crimp

Short route on the left starting in front on the tree, a few rails, pockets and the occasional hidden Jug to be found

Start all the way to the right and follow up a mantle to the first bolt. Difficult start if you are short, once you are past the first bouldery mantle the rest is easy 5b

press your way up into the corner, reach up to good holds and crimps and small jugs to clip 2nd. Then slippery to the top. After 2nd clip grade drops to 5b+

Follow directly up the line of bolts on the right, into a small indent which leads up to the anchors

Quality short line, all the way left. Starts in Orange section then punches into the thin slab headwall. Clipping jug just past anchors, don't sell yourself short.

Nice big undercling to start then slopey aerte to keep you interested. Tough boulder.

King line, crimp and crank. Bomber holds the whole way.

Quality problem, strong start, balance finish.

Balance moves will see you up this one.

What a find, super punchy pockets over a bulge. Monos in the upper crux will have you sweating. Route finishes at jug above 4th bolt. Lower off. Then climb Sanhinda and clean both routes from Sanhinda anchors.

Perfect route, featured pockets leading to a stemming finish.

Beautiful climb, technical and flexible start leading to a super thin balance slab crux up top. Tough onsite.

Featured pockets leading to a nice corner feature. Go direct over the last bulge to gain anchors.

Same start as direct, instead of pushing through the bulge sneak around the bottom and make your way to the anchors.

King line of the main wall, awesome technical sequences down low leading to balance reachy crux followed up by a crimpy upper crux.

Crimpy crux to get you started then beautiful movements all the away up.