Routes in Cambodia for selected grade

Where the path in the cave turns left coming from the wooden stairs there is a small tower of rock. Victorius climbs up the left spine of it, Upgrade climbs up the face of it. Dusty slopers abound. Crux between last bolt and top anchors, the face begins to overhung just slightly. (Ground fall potential heading up to second bolt)

Similar start spot to April and Victorious. June is a less clear climb. Maybe it goes inside the narrow off width cave, maybe it doesn't. More beta required. Top anchors also unclear. Please add info if you have it.

Easy slab to the left of the "cockpit". The top anchor can be accessed from above using another set of anchors bolted in the top of the rock (the scramble up the side is easy, but exposed). If you can hand jam its a much easier climb, if you can't it's still easy 😂

A popular route for beginners and seasoned climbers alike. Climb following the 6 bolts and gradually traversing left. Leave a directional on the 3rd or 4th bolt for safe top-roping. - Taken from Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia

Located behind the tree. Anchor from the top Named "Rob's Rat Hole" because a small rat calls the hole midway up the climb it's home. - Taken from Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia"

Gentle slab up the east side of the boulder. Accesible anchor at the top. There are hundreds of potential holds, but it is a challenge to find those that won't break off. Halfway up there is a great pocket for a rest, hands free if you stand in it.

A short but juggy route. Watch out for bees in the monster jugs. Continue over the top for decent. No anchor and little available pro.

No permanent anchor, sling the horn at the top of the slab on the left side of the space shuttle. Climb from the launch slab.

Start just to the right of the line of bolts for Martha's Vineyard. Continue stragiht up from there following the light coloured rock. - Taken from Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia"

You'll need to ask the cafe owner to move her tables and chairs if you want to belay this one. Resonable sized offwidth the route tends to the left side of it, mostly on the face. Not many details available. Grade is a total guess.

To the right of 2-1. Shares anchor with 2-1,2-3.

To the right of Route 6. Shares an anchor with 5-1.

So called, because this route used to be covered in vines. Follow the line of 5 bolts to the anchor. - Taken from Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia"

Bolted climb. Shares anchor with 7-2, 7-3.

Shares anchor with 7-1, 7-3.

A very easy climb immediately behind the shrine at the top of the cemetary. [At last check bolts were missing, assigned grade is probably a bit high but route has not been repeated in recent memory]

(#3 on the topo) In the tube like feature straight ahead when you enter the area. Good stemming warmup. Named for Seam Sarorn, one of Cambodia's foremost climbing instructors. [At last check bottom bolt was missing, preclip the upper bolt]