Routes as sport in Kazakhstan

1. 6c+, 15 bolts

2. 7a, 9 bolts,

3. 6b, 9 bolts,

4. 7a+, 9 bolts,

5. 7b, 11 bolts,

6. 7c, 14 bolts,

7. 5b, 6 bolts

1. 5c, 12 bolts,

2. 7b, 17 bolts,

3. 6b, 13 bolts,

4. 6c, 14 bolts,

5. Project, 17 bolts,

6. 6c+, 13 bolts,

7. 6a, 6 bolts.

1. 6b, 9 bolts,

2. 7a+, 12 bolts,

3. 6c, 14 bolts,

4. 7a+, 15 bolts,

5. 6a, 10 bolts,

6. 6b, 15 bolts,

7. 5a, 10 bolts

1. 6b+, 14 bolts,

2. 5b, 4 bolts,

3. 6a+, 7 bolts,

4. 6b+, 8 bolts,

5. 7a, 9 bolts,

6. 7a, 10 bolts.

The easiest route in the crag with bolts quite far apart thus, requires twin ropes for abseil.

1. 6a+, 10 bolt (1st bolt is located approx. 7 m above ground)

2. 5b, 8 bolts,

3. 6a+, 13 bolts,

4. 6a, 14 bolts,

5. 6a+, 13 bolts

6. 5b, not bolted.

Another partially bolted sport route, requiring occasional trad gear in some places.

1. 6b+, 8 bolts,

2. 6a, 7 bolts,

3. 6b+, 4 bolts,

4. 5c, 5 bolts,

5. 6b+, 9 bolts,

6. 6c, 9 bolts,

7. 7a, 8 bolts.

Leftmost route.

Route is not fully bolted and will probably not be finished. However, the start is interesting smearing, and it is possible to traverse right to "To the Right of the Pipe" for a grade of around 6a. Starts in the wide pipe/water runnel.

Lots of loose rock. Do not climb this route if there are tourists below

Rightmost route; to ledge past overhang, slightly right till anchor. Bring long draws to avoid rope drag.

7b+ if climbed along the bolts, 7a if you use the arete on the left.

Interesting climbing in the corner.

Interesting crux.

The grade is questionable.

8а if you completely eliminate arête on the left and climb on the face without crossing over to neighboring 7a.

Starts on the small boulder.

Starts on the larger boulder.

Excellent climbing on small crimps.

6c if you climb left of the bolts. Hasn't been climbed along the bolts yet.

7b if you climb directly over the overlap. Around 6b if you climb the crack.

Fun moves through the overlap. There is a hollow-sounding block at the top which seems stable.

Big cornice.

6b+ if you climb to the left of the crack. 6a+ if you clomb in the crack. Seeps for some time after rain.

The crag classic, with interesting moves on the first pitch (7a) and adventurous, sparsely bolted, loose second pitch (6a)

Ends on the ledge. Often linked with Sova.

Ends on the ledge. Can be linked with Tigra.

Starts on the ledge. The chimney above Kroshka Ru.

Starts on the ledge.

Starts on the ledge.

Starts on the ledge.

Starts on the ledge. Wise to clip the second bolt from the ground if you can.

Starts on the ledge.

Starts on the ledge.

Starts on the ledge.

Starts on the ledge right of Howl.

Starts from the ground, in a gulley/chimney between two ledges. Descent not possible with a 50m rope unless you stop on the Navsikaya ledge.

Starts on the ledge right of Howl.

Open (?) project. Some holds were glued on by the original developer, but have since been removed.

Easy climbing up a crack followed by a pull over the bulge and a delicate face at the top. Some old, but solid bolts.

Common start with Бесимся

Start below the wide chimney/off-width and veer left after the third bolt.

The wide chimney/off-width. Shared start with Dina

The rooflet is the crux.

Steep start followed by delicate slab.

The chimney.

The overhanging crack feature just right of Sinyaya Gusenitsa.

Clip the first two draws by walking up the ledge a little.

The gentle blank slab.

The corner. First bolts are right of the corner.

Corner/chimney.