Suoi Da, Bouldering

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1 Main Wall 2 Sea View Area 3 Totem Boulder 4 Boulder Avenue 6 Area 51 7 Big Boy Boulder 8 Summoners Rift 9 Yellow Bees 10 P-Boulder 11 Hunchback

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Summary

Granite

4 crash pads has been donated to the area and has a rental fee of 50k for 1 pad per day. Please respect the rules on renting the crash pads.

Description

Suoi Da is a hiking destination. It features granite rocks with different styles of climbing. Majority of the boulders are vertical and slab. It also has a few other steep boulders to climb. There are still more boulders to be opened so if you happen to open new ones, let us know the full information(photo, route name, grade, first ascent, and gps location) by leaving a comment or contact us through Vietnam Climbing Circle(facebook) or youleovn(instagram)

Note: Make sure to bring bugs spray!

Approach

Flat 10-20 min

About 70km (1 hour and 30 mins car ride) from HCMC. When you get there, you will see local stores selling food and drinks. They don't have a lot of options so it's better if you bring your own food. From there, you will also see signs that will direct you to the different bouldering areas.

There is a big space for a parking area when you get there.

Note : Some of the areas are season dependent. During rainy season, it will not be possible to climb some of boulders due to flooding. Information about the access of the boulders are on the topo.

Where to stay

Option A : There is a nice camp site in the area with a toilet and shower. Also, the caretaker of the crash pads can prepare meals for you.

Note: Please contact Thai to help you contact and book the campsite

Option B : You can stay in a guest house outside of Soui Da

Ethic

Always follow the LEAVE NO TRACE principle. Also, there are no proper toilets for now so please find a good spot when you go for number 1 or 2.

The place will be busy during rainy season on the weekends since people are there to go swimming so please be mindful when climbing, we want to have a good relationship with the locals.