Routes in Iran

Start with a small overhang and continues on the edge of the rock

Goes up the nose at the right hand side of the raised platform.

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.

20 quickdraw for the first pitch

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 .

On the north face of White mountain , a nice slab with some small tricky moves .

Route follows the the crack. There is also a higher graded route alternative left of the crack going straight up.

1. 12 FB

2. 9 FB

3. 1 FB

4. 17 FB

Starts with a bouldery problem and onto a slabby climb to the anchor

2m to the left of Taalaan. The very first route on the left side of the cave, on the outside.

an amazing route on the roof of the second cave with good holds but breathtaking movements .

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.

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)

A nice route with lots of slab and crack climbing

A nice and amazing roof of 13 meters with nice movements .

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.

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.

Pitch one: 5.10a, Pitch two:5.10a, pitch three: 5.10a

Same bolts as route Khanum Khoshgeleh at the beginning, than the route goes left.

moves through the edge of the rock on the left side of Khosh maghz route .

a wide crack that the climbers follow it from left side on the slab and sometimes using the crack . The route was opened for memorial of "Amin " which was one of the canyoners of Iran which died in 2017

1. 10 FB

2. 8 FB

Pitch one: 5.11a Pitch two: 5.10d Pitch three: 5.10c

Legend has it a French couple came in and bolted this beauty! Gorgeous climb with shiny new bolts. Beautiful and long, no real crux but some may find the traverse to the crack a bit exciting.

On the edge of the third cave , directly goes up to the chain anchor

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.

Take a long rope with you

1. 8 FB. Climb on small crimps with two small cracks at the start and near the top. Easy for tall folks, not so easy for the vertically challenged. Good footwork and technique saves the day.

2. 7 FB. Move slightly to the right. Face climb to a small rooflet with solid holds. Tricky traverse with pumpy moves.

3. 9 FB. Face climb. Balancy on good friction holds.

Two different starts.

You see the route name on the wall. About 17 routes left of Iranian Swiss.

A nice small crack on the corner of the rock , with beautiful balancey movement

A nice and amazing roof of 13 meters with nice movements .

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.

1. 14 FB

2. 9FB

P1: 5.10a/b P2:5.10a P3:5.10a/b P4:5.11a

1. no bolts. beautiful layback with nice jugs.

2. one bolt under the overhang bit. Face climb on slight overhang to the right. Has one carrot bolt

3. 2 bolts right at the top. Start from the left of the anchor up the crack. Practice your gear placement (set of cams, blue to yellow). Sit on the roof with your climbing buddy.

This route is on the left side of Amin route . A wide crack that you climb from the slab on it .

1. 7 FB

2. 3 FB

3. 5 FB

4. Trad

Face climbing on very small balancy, reachy holds. Sounds inviting, doesn't it?

The last line of the crag. Starts 2m left of the French. Appears to share the same anchor at the top with French.

common with Ati until the end part and Nikta goes to left .

1. 14 FB

2. 12 FB

3. 6 FB

4. 17 FB

Named after Hizomkar (climbing instructor). Face climb to the small rooflet on small crimps with tricky moves.

Nice slab with small holds and some holes . Really amazing

close to Titanic route and with the same movement

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.