Nodes in Kaymoor

Great climbing on great rock. Afternoon shade and lots of trees.

Bolt line right of the corner.

Starts left of the arete and shares the anchor with Unnamed 1.

From the parking hike back a bit on the road and take the approach to the miners trail (at the info signs). Hike down the trail and shortly after the first wooden stairs you will see a faint trail going up left to the obvious cliff. If you hike further down on the main trail you will hit the Kaymoor head house, in that case you went too far...

Same approach as for First Buttress, just continue along the base of the cliff until you see a big ledge.

Left of the mine shaft

You may approach this sector from both sides, from White Wall or from Rico Suave Buttress. The hike from Rico Suave is a bit of a bushwack.

A sector with some very nice climbs in the 5.12 range. Many of them stay dry in the rain. Routes are listed left to right, so you see the bolts of New Clear Potato Meltdown first.

The line just left of Thunder Struck.

Starts on the leaning flake with the first 2 bolts on the slab. Then follows a small crack up, out right to good pockets and to a tough finish to the anchors.

Starts on the right face of the corner with some smaller crimps.

The following 4 routes are on the tall light grey wall with the nice roof above it. The right 3 routes stay dry even during and after the strongest downpour.

The leftmost of the 3 tall routes on the nice face.

Starts in the corner / big crack and directly gains the face to the high first bolt. Easier terrain up to bolt 4 from where you reach into good unders. A reachy move into a slit are followed by a section that will test your finger strength. Jugs to the anchor.

A very popular sector at Kaymoor that offers a lot from 5.9 to 5.13. A lot of work has been put in in building nice terraces for the popular left routes.

Starts on the top terrace.

Starts with a samll crack and leads to anchors facing right.