Routes in Vietnam for selected grade

A wandering line through 2 trees. Shares first bolt with Khong Teni

Fun tufa climbing. Can be dirty near the top.

A fun climb up nice holds. Can be extended another 6m and 3 bolts to a higher anchor. Consider back-cleaning the first few bolts to avoid some gnarly rope drag!

Sharp but interesting climbing. Make sure to take a detour and squeeze into the cave 3/4 of the way up. The entrance is small, but the cave is big enough for all sorts of activities.

9 bolts, 1 sling. Consider backing up the sling, or extending some of the last bolts to avoid rope drag. Some tricky moves getting through the dihedral at the start, but fun climbing afterwards!

Lots of pockets and cracks to some ledges which can be tricky!

Above Bamboo Beast.

Climber number 13 One of the crag classics, climb the super obvious layback flake to the anchor next to the tree.

start just to the left of Chìa Khóa Của on sharp pockets. head straight up to a techy layback section near the top. watch out for the dive bombing flying squirrels!

to the left of the small bouldering cave head straight up the conglomerated boulder pile all the way up to the tree roots above.

In front of the toilets Start inside the small cave to the right side, headstraight up. you can also do the boulder start from the back of the cave for added difficulty v3/v4. rams horns are at the anchor for easy lowering and cleaning

Nice warmup.

Start from the anchor of get ledgy, watch the lower off from the anchor. Climb number 1 on the topo

start to the left of white boy shuffle keeping between the long tree roots. avoiding the roots is part of the grade or use the root for a "knees and trees are in!" mentality to soften the crux.

After a steep start, enjoy a funny juggy route.

Start on the furthest left bolted line in Upper Mantle and head straight up.

Shares the start with Dublin Mudslide and splits off left after a ledge halfway up. Also may be dirty after rainy season.

The only bolted route in the area. Located at so-called Buddha wall left side.

Bolts are hard to see, take left after the first tufa.

Mantle up for the start and follow the crack to the top. Good opportunities to take rests. Probably the best 6a in the valley.

Easy beginning with sustained moves through the crux area. Anchor made from one bolt in the rock and one sling with a metal ring (use both to go safe on two points). Named for its green like lungs shape in the rock at the start.

Boulder style start (6a), with an easy finish knocking it down a grade. Spotting adviced. Anchor with permanent lower-off carabiners.

FA was only on slings. Juggy fun! New glue anchors for safe cleaning (18/11/16). Updated to glue in bolts throughout except for one sling for the third quickdraw (1/3/24).

After climbing Lost In The Jungle, this is one of the secondary pitches starting on the right side. Jane is slightly more technical than Tarzan, and usually a more challenging option. Use the undercling, move your feet up and reach for the good holds. Use the anchor with chain on the right for belaying, rappel using the separate rappelling anchor on the far left. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

Follow the jaggered crack over the small roof to the anchors, consistant throught out, crux at the end. Last 2 bolts and anchors shared with “The Itagnol Job”

Follow the bolts on the featured face, some nice techniqual moves moving left to share the last two bolts and anchors of “Dark Dihedral”.

Share the same anchor as "What Now?" route

Share the same anchor as "Team Work!" route