Nodes in Squanch Wall/Fisher Valley

Newly bolted crag on the island by the asia outdoors team and others early 2019.

start on the right side of the mini "cave" at the far left of the crag. work up to the left of the big horn and straight up into the chimney section. alternatively after the third bolt climb up to the left of the bolt line on the face for some freaky fun fridge action(6a variation).

start just to the left of Chìa Khóa Của on sharp pockets. head straight up to a techy layback section near the top. watch out for the dive bombing flying squirrels!

start to the left of white boy shuffle keeping between the long tree roots. avoiding the roots is part of the grade or use the root for a "knees and trees are in!" mentality to soften the crux.

start to the left side of the conglomerated boulder pile keeping the long tree routes to your left, slightly overhanging at parts but has great jugs the whole way!

to the left of the small bouldering cave head straight up the conglomerated boulder pile all the way up to the tree roots above.

In front of the toilets Start inside the small cave to the left side, head straight up the conglomerated boulder pile and up the face to the right. rams horns anchor at the top for quick, easy lowering and cleaning

In front of the toilets Start inside the small cave to the right side, headstraight up. you can also do the boulder start from the back of the cave for added difficulty v3/v4. rams horns are at the anchor for easy lowering and cleaning

start outside the small bouldering cave to the right directly in front of the toilets. head up the shallow corner over several stepped ledges into the back corner. save your energy for the final push straight up the overhanging face. Bold moves with safe falls lead to the satisfying finish.

Access line to mechanic hands and tampon finger joe. A on the topo

Start from the anchor of get ledgy, watch the lower off from the anchor. Climb number 1 on the topo

Aggressive start leads to some great crack features and easier finish. Pay attention to the first 2 bolts as a belayer. The first bolt of get ledgy is a good position for belay. Climb 2 on the topo

Start from the ground, an early crux leads to fun pumpy climbing. Finish off in the cave big enough for 2!, watch the lower off and a 70m rope is required. Climb number 3 on the topo

Shares the same start as eternal squanch and trends right after the 3rd bolt. Climb 4 on the topo

Climb nujmber 5 on the topo

Fun start followed by some slab into pumpy finish. Take care of upper part, snake spotted on the left jug before the anchor.

Juggy route all the way to the top of the wall. Be ware of possible snakes at the top.

A steeper start on big holds leads to a hard to read move over the lip and into some balancey moves on the final slab. Best climb to link with tesco ya slut, climb number 7 on topo

A tricky move off the ground leads to some delightful climbing on steep ground and into a final slab towards the anchor. Good warm-up. Climb number 8 on the topo

Climb number 9 Follow a series of mantles on good holds to an anchor just beneath the ledge.

Climb number 10 The first climb to the left of the dirty groove, a few mantle moves on good holds lead to an anchor with fixed draws beneath the ledge.

made for leo chile and mr zoom

Tallest climb at the crag, access from iron lion or spender bender. Watch rope length on the lower off. Climb 16 on the topo

Climb straight up from dirty groove anchors up some of the cleanest pock-marked limestone around into a scooped roof. Tricky reachy crux and then sustained to the anchor. It has 2 extensions, Ants Marching Left and Ants Marching Right. Climb 17 on topo

Extension of climbs 17, 18 and 12. The left hand variation. Fun face climbing. Single 60m rope just reaches ground on lower. Climb 19 on topo

Extension of climbs 17, 18 and 12. The right hand variation. Single 60m rope just reaches ground on lower. Climb 20 on topo

From the anchor of dirty groove trend right through increasingly dynamic moves past a corner and several incredible pockets. Shares anchor with Formic Acid. Climb 18 on topo

Climb up the groove to gain access to the climbs on the upper tier. Consider bringing a broom to sweep as you go

Starts at base of dirty groove and climbs the stellar arete through a thin upper crux.

Climber number 13 One of the crag classics, climb the super obvious layback flake to the anchor next to the tree.

To the right of Go Big Bro Go Home. Climb a faint arete to a tricky mantle move at the top to an anchor shared with Butchered Olives.

The extension to Long Black. A slightly overhung boulder problem to top-out the flake. Shares the anchor with Go Big Bro Go Home.

Climb number 15 Climb the right hand side of the first 3 bolts into some bigger holds near the fourth before a final balancy move to gain the ledge before the anchor

The furthest right climb at the crag, shares the same first bolt as butchered olives but trends right to easy climbing until the ledge and then stick to the left of the arete for fun climbing on good holds

New route to the right of the the crag. Developer unknown. Easy climbing then up steep face on big holds. Some big moves near the end.

New bolted line to the right of the crag. The obvious line climbing up a thin crack with delicate feet. Scramble up a ledge to the start and also belay platform. Probably need a static line in the future to avoid tumbling down the mini cliff.