Routes in Singapore for selected grade

Keep to the right side of the hangars and use the corner. The variation which just goes directly up the face is 6b+.

Runs up the ledges to the right of the main crack. Quite mossy. Guidebooks say Trad only but appears to be recently bolted.

Note: I think it's 11 bolts, but might have remembered wrong. Take a few extra just in case.

Eliminate - Start on the crimpy beginning holds of Tales of Power, bearing left towards the right most crack of Desperado. Use the leftmost features of the face and the right hand edge of the crack to make progress upwards, staying well left of the bolts. Once you gain the horizontal ledge, rejoin Tales of Power on the thin flake to the finish at the bolted anchor.

Some loose rocks on the route. Climb carefully and do not pull out rocks.

Start from the ground between Acrophobia and Desperado, straight upward to first bolt. Use the crack on the right hand side for side pull and traverse left towards the ledge. SS Anchor located at the right side below of Acrophobia's. Harder proposed variation: stay on the rock face and eliminate the crack side pull on the right hand and fully commit on the rock face crimps towards up the ledge.

Runs up short and sweet then traverses left to join baby star. BD C3 zero is required to protect the crux. Dangerous choss in the gully and single micro cam protects the crux, not for the faint of heart.

• SS Chain anchor is located between Dragon Shit and Tu Shang Xi Lou (Alone Up the West Tower). Be careful at the approach to bolt 1 to 2 check for loose rock. Climb on the rock face and right corner ledge as much as possible avoiding inner corner Dragon shit (lots of wet dirt, soft rocks, sketchy).
• Caution: Lots of ants/insects in the area, those ants were crazy. Bring insect repellent.

(sketchy) Traverse across the American Pie wall, starting from the Top of Pitch 1 on Stepping Up ABCD Wall. Finishes on top of American Pie.

Full 2-pitch climb starts at bottom of ABCD finishes on top of American Pie.

Has a chain anchor at the top.

This route has a lot of loose rock! Lead climber must be careful not to pull loose rocks down onto the belayer.

When placing gear in the crack be aware that in places the rock had softened due to water ingress.

From the far left of the step go up a set of twin cracks then bear right onto cleaner rock before going straight up to the anchors. Warning - this route has lots of loose rock and failure to bear right will lead to dangerous rock.

Unstable rock on the first pitch but fun climb. Two chains but some rusty anchors, and now obstructed by a fallen dead tree that needs to be removed. Second pitch is slabby, then vertical. Second pitch has no anchor and ends at a small bolt and impossible to retreat without leaving gear. Old aluminum locking biner there left by previous climbers.

Follows the cracks to the left of boring and meaningless, can traverse right to the anchor

Totally overgrown