Eintrag |
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Alborz |
Shahdej
Shahdej group |
Shahdej |
6c
★★★ Golden Eagle
A nice route on the corner of a nice cliff , with amazing big cracks and nice face climbing |
6b
★★ Marathon
A long and multipitch pure trad climbing on this wall . |
6a+
★★ Thunder
A stunning slab climbing . just a tree on the way to have lunch . |
Baraghan
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
Baraghan |
Upper Baraghan (Zone B)
Finding the upper field of Baraghan is not that obvious but there should be a path from the road and upwards the opposite direction of Zone A |
Baraghan Upper Baraghan (Zone B) |
5.10c
★★★ Polur
A nice small crack on the corner of the rock , with beautiful balancey movement |
5.11c
★★★ Laneh ( Nest )
Nice slab with small holds and some holes . Really amazing |
5.11c
★★ Pashneh ( Heel )
An amazing slab with lots of heels movement on it . Small ledges ends to the chain in the anchor |
5.11d
★★★ khoshdast
Strong moves between holes on the wall and a small traverse to left and the anchor . |
5.10c
★★ Charyar
Nice slab with many holes on it . The route is easy mostly except the last move on the slab before traverse to the anchor |
5.10d
★★ Sadr
nice beautiful slab goes up and then traverse below a small overhang to right and to the anchor |
5.12b
★★ Rola Rola
A tough slab with small holds start with some hard movement |
5.12d
★★ Khesht
Start from the ground and goes directly up to the overhang just continue to the right of overhang . Small holes and tough slab |
5.12d
★★ Memory
Common with Khesht on last part but it passes directly through the overhang . |
5.12a
★★ Khoshmaghz
Goes up and common with Memory on the first part but instead of going to overhang it starts to pass and traverse diagonally to the left and up . |
5.12b
★★ Ferche
moves through the edge of the rock on the left side of Khosh maghz route . |
Femin
Finding the upper field of Baraghan is not that obvious but there should be a path from the road and upwards the opposite direction of Zone A |
Kavian
Finding the upper field of Baraghan is not that obvious but there should be a path from the road and upwards the opposite direction of Zone A |
Baraghan |
Baraghan (Zone A)
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
Baraghan Baraghan (Zone A) |
5c
Anushe
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
6a
★ Mikalanj
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
5.11b
★★ Soli
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
7b
★★ Morabbi ( Instructor )
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
6a
Ganj
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
5.12b
Kargadan ( Rhino )
Unfinished |
5.12b
★★ Sami
moves on the left edge of the third cave |
5.13a
Nikta
common with Ati until the end part and Nikta goes to left . |
7a
★★★ Ati
On the edge of the third cave , directly goes up to the chain anchor |
5.13a
★★ Bache Tehron ( From Tehran )
an amazing route on the roof of the second cave with good holds but breathtaking movements . |
5.14a
Khon Asham
Plenty of parking by the road. There is a path from the parking to the other side of the river. The cave is very obvious from the road. |
5.13a
★★ Pedaropesar ( Father and the son )
Moves directly toward the roof of the second cave to come out and join the manoto route . |
5.13a
★★ manoto ( Me and You )
on the right corner of the second cave , it moves up on the ledge with some amazing movements and then traverse to left . |
7b+
★★★ Adventures of Pinocchio
Enter the smaller cave and turn around facing the outside. The route starts on your right and traverses the roof to left, ending at the centre of the cave. Cruxy start, sustained at the beginning but eases towards the end. Crag classic. |
5.10d
★★ 2 saleha ( 2 years old )
on the right corner of the rock , a slab with good holds but a bit far from each other shows itself |
7a+
★★ Delbar
First cave, on the left. Bouldery start that continues on with sustained climbing. Finish up on Adventure of Pinocchio bolted anchor |
7b
★★★ Javaherpour
Start from the inside of the left opening of the larger cave, continue on to leave the cave on two finger pockets and small positive crimps and climb straight up kneebaring and pinching between the two tufas to the top. Bouldery finish. |
7b/b+
★★★ Haji Firooz
On the outer lip of the right side of the smaller cave. A reasonably steep and slightly overhang start. Continues on across the outer face of the cave. Technical moves near the top with very small crimps and foot holds. |
8b
★★★ Mr. Nobody
The slippery limestone roof crack line at the end of the bigger cave, starting from the right and going to left, ending at the centre of the roof. Requires plenty of hand and foot jamming to send. There is no kidding around on this route. It needs plenty of technique and endurance as you are hanging off the roof for 20m. Bonus points if you find the kneebar giving you upside down handsfree rest. End with a bouldery problem at the anchor. The route has seen several attempts by European climbers. Could potentially be done trad. |
5.12a
★★ Mano Negah kon ( Look at me )
Nice and amazing crack |
Polekhab
For description there is a English language guide for Pol-e Khab |
Polekhab |
5.11d
★★ Arash
Same bolts as route Khanum Khoshgeleh at the beginning, than the route goes left. |
5.10c Khanom Khoshgele |
5.12c Mohre Mar |
5.13a
Nadi (morteza)
Name of the route is standing at the wall |
5.11b
★★ Brono
You see the route name at the wall. Climbing up to the roof and than traverse to the right. |
5.10b ★★ Wolf |
5.12b Totem |
5.12c/d Guy Daniel |
5.13a/b Malek |
5.12d/13a Zemestan |
5.11b
★★ Omid
You see the route name on the wall. About 17 routes left of Iranian Swiss. |
★★ .. |
5.14a ★★★ Iran-swiss |
6a
★ Kaj
Bit tricky the first two or three draws. From onto the shelf and up top a pretty easy climb |
6+ ★★ Armin |
5.12b
★★★ Farshad
Start off a small crack, on reachy moves up to a small overhang. Sloppy holds and sustained moves over it (cruxy). Slippery holds to the anchor. |
5.12a
★★★ Shekaaf Davoodi
Beautiful 20m long crack, up to a small rooflet on the left. Anchors on top of the rooflet |
5.12d
★★★ G.H.M
By the French Alpine Club, on the face right of the dihedral. Start of the small vertical holds on a minor cruxy slab |
5.12b
★★★ Parastooha
Tricky for the grade starting from the dihedral. Sustained climb getting harder as you go up. Traverse right to the rooflet, continuing on to the crack that opens up as you go up. Poor feet. To the chimney and another small overhang. Crack climb to the anchor. |
5.13d
★★ Pink Panther
Route on the arete. Technical moves on very small balancy holds. Topp out on Parastooha anchor. |
5.11b
★★ H
Crag classic. A crack that could be climbed trad. Technical feet moves to the crescent looking crack. A strong bloudery move, layback to the top of the first pitch. The first pitch is popular at 7a/11b. Bolted crack that finishes with an 8m sharp layback crack that climbs beautifully. |
5.11d
★★★ Doostat daram
A gorgeous crack on good quality rock. 10m up and then start traversing right along the rooflet. A small overhang crux to the anchor points. Could be climbed trad. |
5.11a
★★★ Shirin
A great route. Start Right of the bolted rightwards arcing crack (Doostat daram) and climb the face traversing right past increasingly delicate moves on great rock. |
5.12a
Madar (mother)
Starts of Shirin but traverse lower than Shirin and end up on Shirin's anchor. |
5.12a
★ Esi
Starts with a bouldery problem and onto a slabby climb to the anchor |
5.11d
★★★ Zire baran
Starts off a small awkward crack on a slab. Climb 15m to reach a small overhang on the right. Traverse right to the larger rooflet, ending up the right of the rooflet (spicy). Face climb on friction holds to the anchor |
Eftekhar
Face climbing on very small balancy, reachy holds. Sounds inviting, doesn't it? |
5.12b
Boycott
Vertical climb on small holds. Awkward and technical. Up the arete and onto the face. A skewed crack with decreasing footholds. Barndoor heaven! |
5.10d/11a
★★★ Rojja
Crag classic - Starts in the chimney onto an overhang. Technical climb the dihedral to a small rest. Move slightly to the right and climb up to the anchor. |
5.12a
★★ Q
Start steming on slabs, sustained moves to the top. |
5.10b
★★★ Sisakht
The first pitch (25m) is a good warm up in its own right and is popular. First pitch has a baby crux. Variety of holds to the anchor. The second pitch (25m) follow a crack to a ledge and is a bit sustained.
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5.11c
Rastakhiz
Shares the same first two pitches as Sisakht. Technical face start and a slight traverse to the right. |
5.10c
★★ Bobo
Balancy face climb. |
5.10c
★★★ Abroftiha
Start of the end of Sisakht.
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5.12d/13a
Ayandegan
Balancy, reachy powerful moves. Starts on the slab and a big crux over the rooflet. |
5.10a/b
★★★ Marmoolak
A popular slabby route. The name comes from the nature of the movements, stretching hands and feet as a lizard. It can be climbed either direct to the top at 6b+ (recommended) or by darting rock to the crack at about 2/3 height. |
5.10b ★★★ . |
5.10c
★★★ Negar
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5.12b
★★★ Super 8
Face climb on slight overhang. Crimpy with small footholds. 9 FB |
5.10c
★★★ Kolahake Salam
Some i*iot has bolted this! Do it Trad as it's safer and more fun! Start from the small crack up to the rooflet, continue on along the crack. Grab a set of small cams (up to red cam) |
5.11a
★★★ NTM
Take a long rope with you
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5.11c
★★★ Hizomkar
Named after Hizomkar (climbing instructor). Face climb to the small rooflet on small crimps with tricky moves. |
5.10b
★★★ Chakkosh
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Polekhab Canyon
The crag that is about a km left of the main wall, just past the divide. |
Polekhab Canyon |
5.9
★★★ Zabane Sorkh
A short offwidth crack requiring some size 5 and 6 BD friends/cams |
5.10a/b
★★★ Tagarg
Bring along a set of BD friends/cams up to #2 and double on smaller cams. Add some small nuts for good measure. |
5.10c/d
★★★ Jooje keshish
A set of friends/cams (double of .3, .75, .1 and .2) and a #5 to make the roof less spicy |
5.9
★★★ Sare sabz
Mid to large size cams/friends |
5.11a
★★★ Khers
A bouldery start to easier climb. Technical moves near the top for a glorious finish on good quality rock |
5.10d
★★★ Sorheh
Same start as the Khers. Technical moves on the arete. |
Iriliq
Mixed |
Bozghale
Mixed |
Kalvan
Drive past Polekhab for seven/eight minutes and you'll see a road sign to Kalvan. Turn into the road and drive for another five minutes. Park the car and start walking (slightly uphill) for 15 minutes or so. |
Kalvan |
5.12c
★★★ Faramarz be quiet
The left variation of Iran Merinus, named in the honour of setters' good friend Faramarz who's apparently a bit of a handful 60 something year old dude. Smear away to a powerful bouldery move to the overhang. |
5.12b
★★ Iranmerinos (crack)
A bouldery start on the overhang, onto small balancy stem-ing footholds. Traverse the roof crack to the cruxy move on the second roof. Adventurous hidden moves behind the rock and up to the anchor. |
5.12a
★★ Iranmerinos (face)
Instead of going up the crack on the 2nd rooflet, go for the bouldery moves on the face. |
5.13b
★★★ Abbas is sleeping
The other friend of the setters -Abbas- a local legend, tends to spend his time sleeping at the crag. Double crux goodness at the start and end of the route. Technical moves on the vertical wall on small crimps and credit card footholds. Balancy. |
5.10a
Kelas avaliha
Drive past Polekhab for seven/eight minutes and you'll see a road sign to Kalvan. Turn into the road and drive for another five minutes. Park the car and start walking (slightly uphill) for 15 minutes or so. |