Routes in Middle East for selected grade

Start on edges and a large hollow feature and climb past two diagonal cracks for a tall finish.

Sit start at pockets in middle and traverse to top out left.

Beautiful holds and flowy overhang moves

Sit-start from the crack, and stick to the right-hand side of it.

Sit-start on the two good crimps and go straight up

Sit-start and finish with a mantel to the ledge.

Sit-start, go right to the Gaston crimp, and take the under-cling with the left. Between 'Papageno Effect' and 'Worth a Shekel'

Sit start (crux) down and on the right side of the cave on a sidepull (left of the wall you will climb.) throw up to a good flat edge and then to another side pull. then climb right into the stand start. Make a few moves on more side pulls and a thin flake to a good pocket thumb catch, a throw to a 2 finger pocket, then a big move to a jug up high. Enjoy easier moves to the top until you're faced with a very committing top out straight up (the holds are there!) The stand start goes at a mellow v1

Traverses the entire cliff form right to left, then back again. Start on the right and encounter a low crux at about midway after a good stemming rest. Easier moves brings you all the way to the left side of the cliff where another decent rest can be had. On the way back bust up and traverse the upper lip (2nd crux) dip back down when you can (down climb the crack) and finish back where you started.

a classic line . 3 stars

Sitting start.

The finish is considered just reaching the last hold; don't try to climb up on the shelf, it is too risky.

The last hold is good - you can commit

#SD Topo.

A wonderful climb that would be a great highball if not for the death landing. Climb up underneath the overhang and clip the high bolt. Undercling and heel hook and make a big throw to a jug up high. clip the 2nd bolt and walk off. Then figure out how to get your gear back...

1. 6 FB

2. 3 FB

3. 21 FB

4. 15 FB

1. 10 FB

2. 17 FB

3. 10 FB

4. 10 FB

Climb on the face, power traverse to under the roof and then climb up and traverse left. No anchor so cleaning it is a nightmare.

Starts off a small awkward crack on a slab. Climb 15m to reach a small overhang on the right. Traverse right to the larger rooflet, ending up the right of the rooflet (spicy). Face climb on friction holds to the anchor

A gorgeous crack on good quality rock. 10m up and then start traversing right along the rooflet. A small overhang crux to the anchor points. Could be climbed trad.

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

Strong moves between holes on the wall and a small traverse to left and the anchor .

Two easy bolts lead to a steep boulder problem, then continue up easier climbing to the anchor.

Sustained and pumpy climbing with hard to find feet takes you past a V-shaped flake then up and right past a series of cracks before heading right around the bulge.

Take some friends for the first pitch

use first bolt to get to the start