Ascents in Tebing 90

Get better the higher you are! Some of the higher pitches can be combined to save time. Also, bring headlamps if you are starting late (3PM+)

first time lead !

Follow the face till the 4th bolt, then start going left and use the arete for the final moves.

Great route to begin climbing. Can even possibly be done in sneakers.

Climbable after a day or two of rain as moss can grow on the forming stalactite. To avoid rope drag you will need to extend the first few quickdraws.

Also called by the locals as "Dua Hiji", which literally translated as "Two One" because there are two ways to finish the route. The route diverged in the middle before joining again at the top. Take the left side for an easier way (the one I took, this feels like an easy 5.10 or a hard 5.9), or right side for the hard way.

vertical start with boulder moves, then ease out to a slab.

Vertical start with crimp hand holds then ease out to a slab climb.

First 6 bolts are relatively easy slab climbing with plenty of choices for hand and feet holds, on the 5th and 6th bolt it is easier to take the right side of the bolt. Rest after you clipped the 7th quickdraw, the crux starts here till the top, transitioning from slab climbing through a little overhang and unto the face, from here on out look for white chalk residues for good holds.

To avoid rope drag you will need to extend your 2nd to 6th quickdraws.

To climb at the given 5.10 grade, try to stick to the middle of the route without traversing left or right, especially at the start where it is very tempting to dyno to the upper left horizontal crack with a jug. Crux is at the start of the route, with a double mono + single mono holes for the right hand to a triangular pinch on the upper left (right next to the said horizontal crack with the jug), and a pretty bad foot hold which is virtually non-existent.

Great route to begin climbing.