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Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:
Josh Ryan Mark Wong Dominik Raymond Kam Pingpong (Danu Onkaew) Jalon Avens Ted Rinquest James Scott-Bohanna David Tan Ma Rio
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Table of contents
- 1. Windy Cave 3 in Cliff
- 2. Index by grade
1. Windy Cave 3 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
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All Sport climbing
Lat / Long: 18.782851, 99.236482
description
Few routes in an eerie cave. The routes are a bit dusty, but the setting is unlike anything else you have seen before. Small caving experience included in order to get to the main chamber of the cave.
The sky windows inside the cave provide a minimum of lighting, so you can also go without headlamp.
Get an impression from inside the cave here:
approach
Small cave entrance on the Air-con Wall. Just left of the start of the Route 'Show Off the Police'.
The passage from entrance to main cave chamber is quite dark and you won't see anything. A headlamp is useful but not absolutely required as you can also 'feel' your way into the main chamber. Some crouching is required. Once you reach the main chamber you should be able to see without any artificial light.
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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1 | ★★★ Morning Glory | 6a+ | 31m, 13 | |||||
2 |
★★★ Earthquake
FA: Paul Collis, 2007 | 7a | 25m, 10 | |||||
3 |
★ Trojan Horse
5c, Pitch 1: Straightforward, juggy face climbing. 15m, 10 bolts 6a+, Pitch 2: 25m, 15 bolts. Climb the face and finish at a set of rappel rings and rap down or veer left to another set of anchors and the 3rd pitch of the climb. 5a, Pitch 3, 15m, 6 bolts. Easier climbing. Belay from the first set of anchors you see. Rap off the next set of rap rings. 60 meter rope will get you to the ground (tie knots) It is a good idea to check for bees before you climb this route. The final rappel descends right in front of bee hives where the route "A Wild Ride on a Crazy Horse" is located. Set: Josh Morris & Francis Haden, 2017 FA: Josh Morris, Francis Haden & Mario Wild, 2017 | 6a+ | 55m, 3, 31 |
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | Pop | |
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6a+ | ★★★ | Morning Glory | 31m, 13 | ||
★ | Trojan Horse | 55m, 3, 31 | |||
7a | ★★★ | Earthquake | 25m, 10 |