Routes in India for selected grade

Sit start on two crimps, then one big move to the next crimp. Can be done statically too.

B14 P1. Sloper problem. Dangerous.

B1 P1. Climb double arete.

B18 P1. Hot Slapper boulder: Sit down start into huge dyno out left.

Offwidth

An epic lead by Amrit Appadan supposed by Iniyan Sivaneri bumping up #5 and #6 for a fair distance.

B4 P1. Sit down start with good hold.

Start on the lower small crimps, then add for 'sandwich stand'.

B19 back face P1. Start from under cut in overhang and head out left.

Starts slabby, followed by a small overhanging section with nice long moves and settling into long vertical stretch of moderately hard moves with amazing footwork. Certainly an ace of a route at the crag.

An overhanging route on the way to meenakshi. It has been established by Vikram Jerry from hampi.

FFA: Shwetank Kumar

Sharp Crimps, long move, not nice.

B1 P5. Start on staggered crimps, move to left good hold and up via Slopey top.

Unlocated. Starts on a large hold, traverses right and around arete, and then up.

Very Technical

Mildly overhung bouldery route

Technical boulder problem (6C-7A) at the start, it is advisable to stick clip the 1st bolt.

Bolted for lead - Subhash S, Anchors by Saurabh C

Left to right traverse on tiny holds. Grade TBC.

Traverses rail but moves under "wing" using two obvious crimps about mid-way into traverse.

On the downhill side of the boulder

Beautiful, 3 bolts of pockets and crimps. Long and strong moves, after the hard stuff nice climbing to the chains.

Finger crack Immediately to the right of High Noon. Finger crack going up a black streak and connects to the upper section of the High Noon.

Crux is the first few moves on finger crack / seam, till the line connects to the upper crack

The grade provided by Bharath is 7B+/7C, bouldering grade. Converted to YDS.

Rack: Offset nuts or small cams for the first half, and then follow the beta for the High Noon.

FFA: Highballed by Bharath Gowda in Oct 2017. No known trad ascents yet.

Shares same start as Badami Delux, heads left. On the left wall of main walk in gully. Super exposed finish

Offwidth crack

The crack starts to the right on the south facing wall, as a hand crack, traverses left and opens up into the crux off-width. Past the offwidth, further short traverse to the left as hand crack and then along a flake and then the heady but easy top- out.

Rack: Upto #4, or #5 (optional).

Anchor: Crack (Finger and hand cracks)

Natural Anchor: Boulder and tree. Long anchor.

FKA, Sohan with support from Amrit Appaden and Karthik Maddineni, Feb 2021

Vertical crack with small crimps. Balancy. Dangerous.

FFA: Saurabh C.