Hidden Rock Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Shehryar Khattak Sajid Aslam Ahmed

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1. Hidden Rock 4 in Cliff
2. Index by grade

1. Hidden Rock 4 routes in Cliff

Summary:

Seasonality

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 33.749099, 73.081578

description

Living up to the name, this is Margalla Hills second most secluded crag. With 4 routes present and potential for maybe some more, its worth the visit.

WARNING: Soil is very loose in the area and due to the extreme lack of traffic, vegetation overtakes this area and approach very quickly. Please contact a local climber through here or social media to make sure the trail is clear. Also, please make plans to exit this crag by 5 in the summer and earlier in the winter months. The area gets very dark w/ a potential to get lost. Wild animals are also active in these remote parts.

ethic

Sport climbing and lower to clean. Please report any damaged fixed gear here!

inherited from Margallah Hills

	Route	Grade	Style
1	★★ Puzzled Fahad	{FR} 6c	Sport 15m
2	Hero of the Day	{FR} 6b+	Sport 15m
3	★★ Jane's Cry For More Make your way to the obvious crack and follow it up. Take caution getting the first clip. FA: Jens-Jacob Simonsen	{FR} 6a	Sport
4	★★★ Tarzan's cry of joy Directly on the right of JCFM. Great climbing on clean rock. FA: Jens-Jacob Simonsen	{FR} 6b	Sport

2. Index by grade

Grade	Stars	Name	Style
6a	★★	Jane's Cry For More	Sport
6b	★★★	Tarzan's cry of joy	Sport
6b+		Hero of the Day	Sport 15m
6c	★★	Puzzled Fahad	Sport 15m