Routen in Asia für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

East ridge from Vaa pass

From north-west follow the valley between Zamok and Pajchamder, climb the galcier to Zamok pass and continue on south face to reach the summit plateau. Then north to the summit.

North-west ridge

North-west slopes

West ridge

This anchor was placed here to teach beginners rapelling and proper rock climbing technique. It's good for practice if you have some beginners along. - Taken from Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia"

Climb up easy ledge then onto face continuing up rook direct.

Stand start.

Match on the last hold to the left then up.

Stand start.

10 kyuu

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Stand start.

10 kyuu

#SD The tall south face of the first pillar, when approaching from the beach.

Stand start.

8 kyuu

The ocean facing prow, on the 2nd pillar, as you approach from the beach.

8 kyuu

An easy problem with plenty of smaller, but solid holds, then a traverse to the left side of the boulder before the topout.

Once on balangan beach, head to your right until you come upon a circle of boulders that can easily be climbed into. Once inside the circle, the problem is plainly visible.

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Big obvious boulder next to large natural whirlpool in the river.

Climb the low angled slab on the left of the boulder. Reach up and left for some good hand holds or try to go no hands for added difficulty.

Ben knock his head on the rock behind after his fall on the 2nd attempt

No hand slab problem, Run start not allowed.

9級　Climb the other side of the boulder. Toping out just behind the peak.

10級

Japanese Grade: 10Kyuu (10級）

１０級

8級

Use this route as a warm-up or as the down-climb for The Tape and Stitches.

8級

Only climbable during low tide.

The sharp arete.

An easy warm up, to let you feel the razor sharp rock of Sesoko bouldering.

Craig FA this with sandals and Jacob follows suit with his flip flop.

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