Routes in Malaysia for selected grade

Naga (Dragon) is an approximately 270m climb in 8 pitches on the South Tower.

The route has bolted anchors and bolts but is rather run-out especially on easier ground (making this an adventurous sport multipitch or mixed climb). A small set of cams from micros up to BD sizes 1 or 2 will help to mitigate that.

There are a couple of sections at the 6b/+ level but the majority of the climb is very accessible. Leaders should be experienced and comfortable at that grade.

Access to the climb is via the path up from Simukut Hiilview. A left turn at checkpoint #7 (following the "climbing point" sign) will take you to the base of the climb.

Descent can be done via the same way or down "Polish Princess". Please speak to Tam for more information on this.

More information and beta can be found in the logbook at Kampung Mukut. Please pay a visit to Tam and Uncle Sam at Simukut Hiilview!

Up to the left, following the veins in the rock. Don't climb to the right - loose rock likely to fall. Topping out isn't the best due to scrub, head to the left and come down the small gully to the left.

End at the same anchor for Bendera instead of the original one.

9 bolts + 1 thread

6 bolts + 1 thread

Share the same start with Phasmid, deviate right from the 7th clip onward.

10 bolts + 3 threads

4 bolts + 3 thread

Bolted by: Aril

6 bolts + 2 threads

Bolted by: Aril

Sit start

Bolted by: Roszaman

Bolted by: Roszaman

Stand start

Sit Start

Low start on the crack line

Sit start

NH – unknown

Stand start.

Stand start. Coming down is definitely harder than the ascent itself.

Stand start on the reachy lowest jug, slightly traverse left to get a comfortable top out. Original grade: V2

Right side variant of Out of Reach, share the same stand start as the original Out of Reach. Not allowed to use any holds on the left arete.

Stand start slab.

Stand start.

Stand start.

Sit start

Stand start easy slab problem.

Tiny roadside boulder. Sit start from low crack, mantle topout.

Small slab left of Look Mum No hands. Stand start on small crystals.

Prepare at least 3 pads, climber might fall on the slope just below the boulder.

Crumbly foothold everywhere

Joshua top out this boulder with his belly, makes him look like a beach whale. Sit start.

Trust the peanut foothold before the sloppery top out

Stand start. Left hand on juggy crimp, right hand on lower side pull undercling.

Stand start

Stand start

Stand start.

Stand start

Stand start.

Sit start.

Stand start.

Sit start.

Stand start.

Bat Hang Start. Grab above on the right then mantle. Harder version with a mantle on the left.

Stand start. Look out for sketchy fall.

Juggy route starting at the bottom right of the boulder and ending at the top left

Start just above the water all the way to the right. Then make your way left and up.

Stand start.

Stand start. Azan makes this medium ball look easy when he ascent it with a cigarette in his mouth.

Stand start.

Stand start using the arete on the left.

Stand start.

Stand start.

Stand start.

Climb up to the tree roots to start from the right side. James 2nd ascent this problem barefoot and said it feels like foot massage. Super highball slab, pads are unnecessary because it won't save you from the fall.

Start start.

Stand start.

Stand start.

Stand start.

Stand start and traverse along the crack line.

7 hanger, 1 rope at rock= 8 clip

Large boulder in the centre of Sarang Burong. Slab route on the left side of the boulder when facing it from the entrance.

Route starts at the most left.

Just to the left of the Brother 1. Start at the right side of the left-most entrance of the cave. Overhung climbing up the cave entrance then above it.