Routes in Asia for selected grade

Fun boulder start.

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

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

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.

Same first 3 bolts and sling shared with Old Dirty Bastard,after it move on the overhang on the right. After the last bolt move on the right of it before clipping in to the anchor. Be aware of the slab under the overhang, caution needs to be taken, attentive belaying required. Short climb with interesting moves.

A nice climb, solid 6a+ finishing on top of the stalactite. Belay from either the ground or the "belay bolt" on the arete. 6-bolts 1-sling

Climb a layback flake to find the crux halfway through.

Nice climb with loads of holes and pockets bringing you closer to the crux: clipping the anchor.

Named for it's mono signature crux move using the middle finger. Great range of different styles in this climb.

Easy face climbing wraps around to the outside of the cave. Some tiny crimps directly up to the anchor make it tough, though most stay a bit to the right in a layback crack.

Easy arête climbing (shared start with Flight of the Bumblebee and Mother butterfly) leads to a crack on the left. May be extended into Place Your Nuts Right for another 12m, but requires an 80m rope or two rappels.

Big tufas to a tricky finish. Tends to be dirty and is not frequently repeated as a result.

Crux is getting out of the dihedral and over the lip.

Pumpy start, then a nice rest before a technical face.

A powerful start leads to sustained pumpy jugs. Great climbing.

Stop at the anchor of Seal Rider for a 5c variation.

Bring at least a couple of extended/alpine quickdraws to reduce rope drag.

Follow a crack almost all along the way to the top!

Be careful about rock falls in the top section: wear a helmet and belay close to the wall... Well placed extended quickdraws might be nice to reduce rope-drag...

(Name might not be accurate)

1. 1st pitch 5c 28m and 6 bolts.

2. 2ed pitch 5a 28m and 5 Bolts.

3. 3rd pitch 6b 35m and 7 bolts Important: the most things on the 3rd pitch are hollow be careful what you hold!!!

4. 4th pitch 5b 30m 4 bolts.

5. 5th pitch 5b 20m 4 bolts.

1. 1st pitch is also the first pitch of Hard Sun it has 3 bolts and is about a 5b.

2. 2ed pitch is a 6b and is about 20 meters long it has about 5 bolts.

3. 3rd pitch is a kind of travers it’s a 5c and its 18m long.

It’s a cool multipitch up to the mountain of Khao Kuwang.

Long, sustained, and quite challenging for the grade. Somewhat exposed belay ledge, use belay bolt. SS316 glue ins.

Share start with For Us. All titanium bolts.

Share anchor with Main Course or Fly by Night, up to you. All titanium bolts. Ram's horn anchor.

2nd pitch of Hors d'oeuvre. All titanium bolts. Ram's horn anchor.

Crimpy and sharp face climb with crux in the middle. All titanium bolts. Ram's horn anchor.

Share start with 6. All titanium bolts.

Share start with White Road, share anchor with Simon Mark. All titanium bolts.

First route at Sukhumvit Wall which was climbed ground up on trad then rap-bolted later.

Only recommend if you're very well solid at the grade. Stick-clipping the 2nd bolt is recommended if you're pushing this grade and don't want to risk hitting the deck.

Rock quality can be suspected in certain spots

An awesome 4 pitch route, can make it 5 pitches if you start on 'Prik' or 'Prik Thai' and travers left from the anchor 1 bolt and then reach the start of the multi pitch anchor.

1. (6a) 35m. A bit of a dirty start leads up to otherwise very good rock on less-than-vertical terrain. The climbing, while easy, is varied and interesting. The rock quality is very high in the middle to upper section and can take both nuts and cam well. This pitch very well can be used to teach gear placement for new trad leaders.

2. (5c) 15m. A short pitch but still interesting. Low-angle climbing on good rock (still take gear in medium size well) into a cruxy bulge right before reaching the belay at a huge cave. P1 and P2 definitely can be combined with good gear management.

3. (6b) 20m. The crux pitch with a dicey opening move after the first bolt on Tufa into a good stance. Don't blow it. The rest of the pitch is slightly overhanging jug hauling on good flakes. Pure fun. 2 belays on a small ledge or medium ledge are available so take your pick.

4. (5a) 15m. Sharp and not-so-fun climbing (just like the rest of last pitch of MP on khao chin lae) to reach the summit.

Descent - Rappel the route.

Rap 1 - 35m rappel from the summit will take you down to the start of P3. Make sure to knot the end and back clip so you can back to the belay

Rap 2 - 15m rappel from the cave to the start of P2

Rap 3 - 35m rappel with rope stretch gets you back to the ground

1. Obelisk.

2. 30m (6b)

3. 40m (6b)

4. 27m (6a)

5. 30m (5)

6. 28m (5+) Beware of big loose rocks. Stay on the wall on the left.

7. 15m (2+)

Abseil Descent on Corcovado on Left side of Wall.

Same anchor as '8c+' .

Looks harder than it actually is! Very fun crimpy climb. Clipping the anchor is a little intimidating as you have to reach over this crevice.

A little crimpy fun action.

1. Three Dwarves and a Nut.

2. 36m (6a) 12 Quickdraws

3. 30m (6a) 9 Quickdraws

4. 26m (6a) 9 Quickdraws

5. 36m (6b) 11 Quickdraws

6. 17m (5+) 5 Quickdraws

7. 20m (2+) No Bolts.

Bring a second rope for abseiling pitch 4 on the descent.

Starts above 'Kai Ped' / 'Kai Gai'

Scramble up to the big ledge. Route is in the small chimney-esque corner about 3m right from Som Tum Pah. There are belay bolts available directly under the route, please use them to belay from the small incut ledge directly under the route.

Start on 2 crimps on the overhanging arete. All hard moves in first 3 meters on very sharp rock, then easy climb to the top for an easy jump in the water

Share anchor with No name 1.