Routen in Asia für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Sharp crimps up face R of LDA

Highball. Easiest way up the boulder. Up the eastern face off block. Down climb or stack pads off the back for descent.

SDS. Easy slab on SW side of boulder

Better to layback than jam.

Up rails on north side of boulder. Easy up, with several variations

Slab up L side of walkway channel

The slab reminds of the type of climbing that exists at Cochise, on dinner plates and protected by slinging protruding rock.

Slab line, radiating left from the afore mentioned tree, in the bamboo grove.

Some creative placements and slinging the protruding chicken heads and dinner plate formations.

Exit: Either down climb or walk around to the left or right and hike down

Facing: West

Rack: Largely needed for the anchor. A set of medium nuts, #3 cam or finger size or less aliens.

Anchor: Boulder and cracks

Natural Anchor: Boulder

The corner off-width to the right of the I am Groot.

To access, either climb the first half of the I am Groot, access this off-width section and solo it out. Or set up an anchor, rappel, and climb-out.

FA: Arun Bhat & Amrit. May 21st, 2022

Text-book hand crack, but unfortunately too short, and with ledges along the line make it even more simpler.

Route credit: Amrit Appaden & Arun Bhat. May 21st, 2022

Chimney to the right of Phelps Help.

Rack: Finger and hand sized pieces.

Anchor: A tree at the top of the boulder to the right, or hand and fist sized cracks on the left boulder.

Natural Anchor: Tree on the right-side boulder.

As you walk along the base to the south, a couple of slabs separated by a channel filled up with mud.

Both sets of the slabs could be protected with gear or from the trees atop them.

Chimney

To the south of the Ball-Rama Boulder, behind the clump of Bamboo, the chimney runs for about 15-20 feet deep, and 25 feet high.

An off-width crack in the deep end to protect the climb in the chimney at the beginning of the line, but nothing else after the easy roof, unless you have big- bros.

Facing: South

Rack: Some wide-gear at the start of the route. Big Bros or just solo it out, or top rope it.

Anchor: Boulder and cracks.

Natural Anchor: Boulder

FKA: Shyam Krishnakumar, October 2021

Class four scramble to 5.2/3.

One long slab starting from a large flake to the south of these slabs, when you emerge out of the mini-forest, via the lower middle-earth section.

Some route finding to get to the base through the isolated fields.

The initial section offers some technical climbing, and then after some 50 odd meters transforms into scrambling terrain, until you reach the big V or the naamam painted on the slab.

Protection: Occasional crack and cacti. Or hip belay from stances for less experienced folks.

Easy slab facing the same direction as 'Slabatha'. Can also be done no hands.

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.

#SD The north prow of the first pillar.

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

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

The overhanging features on the back, east corner of the boulder. Start matching on the large undercling, sitting on the concrete beam.

Match on the last hold to the left then up.

10 kyuu

10 kyuu

8 kyuu

8 kyuu

10 kyuu

8級

8級

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

10級

１０級

Sit start.

Japanese Grade: 10Kyuu (10級）

Scramble / Solo over 8 peaks to the summit, Starting from 8 finishing at Peak 1 at the summit of Maehotaka (前穂高岳).

Many start from thecol between peaks 6-5, The more exciting sutff is from 5 ntil the summit

Peak 4 has a few fixed pitons but it not difficult Peak 3 consists of approximately 4 pitches (Grades IV, II, III, III) There are some other minor variations. From Peak 4 there is a 20m rapel down the back side before the final scramble to the summit (Peak 1)

There are various descents along the regular hiking trails.

Use a flake to step off the rock on the ground and up onto the boulder proper.

Japanese grade 9級 (9 kyuu）

Left hand side of the right arête.

Use a crimp to mantle onto the hanging slab.

Climb the right arête of the boulder. There is also a variation at Font 6A (4 kyū) that excludes the lip.

Traverse between Practice Man and Kante Hidari without using the lip of the boulder for hands.

Sit start.

Climb up the arête, starting on its left hand side.

Start in the crack right of Slab (4 kyū), then traverse the lip rightwards. Mantle at the end of the boulder. A sit start is also possible at about Font 5.

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

Climb along the right side of the whiskey stones using all the good jugs. Mantle to finish the climb.

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