Routes in Thailand

Access this route from the top of "Magic Drop" or "Reindeer request"

Starts at the top of Reindeer Request

Starts at the top of Reindeer Request. Go right after first bolt.

Starts at top of Ding Dong. 5a pitch is a traverse.

Starts from top of Bamboo Finders.

Starts at top of Blood, Love and Steel Pitch 1.

Starts at the top of Headhunters Pitch 2.

Starts at top of Blood, Love and Steel Pitch 1.

Watch for the bees.

Starts at the top of Dangerous Joy.

The route was first graded 7c. For the 7c take the jug in the bottom of the big hole (in the right of the third bolt) and then up and right.

Use long draws on the 4th, 5th and 6th bolts. You can use this route to access Route #21 at The Crazy Horse Area West Face.

Only route that on west face of the cliff. Have to climb up Via ferrata to belay station(between Horse shoe and Furnace)

Great climbing at the grade with a nice little finish way up on high. Great first lead.

Two-pitch climb. Second pitch heads up and left from anchors. It is possible to abseil from the second anchors with a 60 m rope (about 20 meters to ground below).

Fun route with good holds and super safely bolted. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!

Nice climbing with a thin technical crux. Enjoy the journey and don't clip the anchors on the route to the left.

Stellar line from the ground to the anchors. Doesn't get much better at the grade. Technical thin crimping with a sustained pumpy finish. Stay tight and learn to fight.

Good varied climbing on a stellar orange face, worth every clip and jug.

Makes climbing here all the more fun. this route is great. Maybe stick clip the first if at your limit.

One of the best in the area, this route is technical and has caught some of the better climbers that try it. Super good route on bomber rock.

Nice way to start out your day. Good varied climbing all the way to the anchors on nice grey rock.

The unnamed (as of yet) 2 pitch route at the far left of Tamarind Village.

1. 20m (5a) Climb a slabby face with good holds to a generous belay stance.

2. 25m (5c+) Climb a longer and more strenuous pitch to another nice belay ledge.

You can rappel back to the ground with a single 70m rope (tie knots at the end). The vertical displacement of the rappel is just under 35m.

Same climb as The Chimney Sweep but without the rear wall.

Far left of the wall starting with a small roof. It runs very close to the Unknown2 route. Unknown route name. Easy 6a (most probably bolted by F.Haden)

Unknown route starting near the bush on the wall and up through a gap between rocks.

Climbs on large features and splits off left from another route just before an overhang.

Splits off to the right just before the overhang.

Interesting route with some nice moves

This route shares the first bolt with the 7a+ on its right. For the 6b stay Left and follow the bolts straight up

The first bolt is in common with the 6b. Follow the Right line of bolts, up onto the overhanging bulge, and up

Climbs into the large crack. The first two bolts are in common with the 6a. Split left immediately above the third bolt onto the bulge if you want to keep the grade. Stay on the line of bolts on the arete and DO NOT veer right on the 6a. The start and finish is the same as the 6a on the right.

Climb up into the wide crack, then split right and climb the face with mantel ledges. Same start and finish as the 7a on the left.

A couple of meters to the right of "Monkey Around"

Left of two routes on the north facing corner. Grade not known but looks like 4c/5a.

Right of two routes on the north facing corner. Grade not known but looks like 4c/5a.

Lefthand route on the back wall. Grade not known but it looks like about 4a-c

Second route from the left of the back wall.

Navigate through a series of crimps, jugs, underclings and challenging slab, offering a thrilling blend of technicality and strength. As you reach higher elevations, breathtaking panoramic views reward your effort, making this ascent both a physical and visual adventure.