Routes in Malaysia

1. First pitch. Sustain 10+ clips to the first anchor

2. Second pitch. Very tricky 6b+ route with blind crimps and a lot of bad pockets. Anchor of the third pitch is near the tree to the right

3. Third pitch. Very runout around 4m so its best to keep a level head.

4. Fourth pitch. Tricky traverse to the right and on to the tufa. After that, 5c+ all the way

There is a poor thread beside the lower off point for Anchor which could be clipped, though there's a better bolt a little bit higher

Stand start.

same anchor with Aimless

Going up the right of the Lost Monkey tufa system. Pleasant and easy climbing up from atop the concrete box, strong movements to the right. (August 2012, some hangers could use a tightening, bring a wrench. And I haven't gotten past the 2nd bolt as it breaks right and up.... I scrubbed some holds and made these movements at least do able. Keep and scrubbing and pulling... Good luck)

This slab climb is bolted by fellow climbers from RockWorld climbing gym Kulai ,Johor.

Hangar removed. Only top rope available.

share first two bolts with Atle the Snake Charmer, then split right continue straight up.

Bolted by: Faiz

Bolted by: Roszaman

Questionable bolt ethic for this route, the whole pillar that is bolted on is hollow on the inside. Safety concern is raised whether the pillar can withstand the impact of any lead fall. Avoid climbing this route at all cost.

follow the long traverse crimp from left to right.

Stand start

The climb that has a beautiful tufa for the first half

Route is closed, inaccessible.

Advise not to climb on the pillars due to safety issue. The whole pillar that is bolted on is hollow on the inside. Whether it can hold any impact is very questionable.

Juggy crux with polished left foothold after the small cave (rest point). Advise to use longer draws to reduce rope drag.

Located on most left inside the cave, look for a short route with lots of feature. The guy who first ascend this route literally climb it right after school. Hence the name Back From School.

Big dyno start of the route! FA taken but unknown, do log your climb with the grade and rating.

7 bolts + 1 thread

Bolted by: Lan

Bolted by: Roszaman

4 bolts + 1 thread.

5 bolts + 3 threads.

Sit start

Runout caution!

Hand jam sit start

The right hand most of the routes on the Left Wall. At present the routes are protected by several threads which are rotting(Sept 2023).

Anchor changed & updated on 5th July 2020, from sling anchor to stainless steel chain anchor by Nabilaa Mohamed

11 bolts, 1 sling

Its just around the first point to the right of the arch as you come out to the beach. It runs off the pebbly beach up a crack going right. Rock is soft and loose but has passable protection for active pro. At the top of the crack traverse right to a big nosey flake to set up top rope anchor for the sea cliff face, which has a sustained ~6a route directly up to the nose.

share anchor with Year of the Snake

Scary slab crux... many slip marks

Slick slab to get to the “chicken bone”. Set some protection (a sling around a tufa) on the tufa in the cave and lean out to clip the first bolt. Climb out of the cave and make your way up.

8 bolts + 1 thread

Bolted by: Poji

6 bolts + 1 thread.

Extension of scotch on the rock

This is the left variation of the second pitch of Chili Padi. Hard moves at the roof.

NH- Si- the, Katik- short, Sadis - Sick.In other words, it is the shortest and hardest route at that time in Jesselton's wall.

1st pitch: 8 bolts ; 2nd pitch, 3 bolts excluding anchors. Can be climbed as a single pitch, tie a knot at the end of the rope.

Climb Canale Grande till 5th bolt and head left.