Routes in Vietnam for selected grade

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.

Top-rope

Top-rope

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

A short warm up climb on the left hand side of the boulder of mr moustache massage man. Be careful of a few potentail loose blocks on the wall.

Nice warmup.

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!

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!

Nice warmup. 6 bolts, 1 sling.

Multi-pitch to the highest roof. First pitch has crux between first and second bolt (5b), then it is easy climbing (4) to comfortable anchors. First pitch has 8 bolts and one sling. Then two different climbs, Tarzan (left) and Jane (right) to the high roof. Use the anchor on the left for rappelling down, not the belay anchor. Ground anchor available for belayer. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

After climbing Lost In The Jungle, this is one of the secondary pitches starting on the left side. Tarzan is slightly more strenuous than Jane, but with good holds the more easy option. Use the most comfortable anchor with chain for belaying, rappel using the separate rappelling anchor on the far left. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

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.

Good warm up. Short but fun and many good holds. Anchor with permanent lower-off carabiners.

Same anchor as JailBail Follow the small white crack, from the beginning of the route until the small transverse towards the anchor.

Awesome climb that is only slightly overhanging. Work your way up to the flake where you will find great pockets. Easy top section after crux, with very comfortable anchor.

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.

A little sharp at the start. Move out of the bowl to a slab finish. Named after the tree that had to be sacrificed for the creation of this climb.

start on the right side of the mini "cave" at the far left of the crag. work up to the left of the big horn and straight up into the chimney section. alternatively after the third bolt climb up to the left of the bolt line on the face for some freaky fun fridge action(6a variation).

start to the left side of the conglomerated boulder pile keeping the long tree routes to your left, slightly overhanging at parts but has great jugs the whole way!

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 left side, head straight up the conglomerated boulder pile and up the face to the right. rams horns anchor at the top for quick, easy lowering and cleaning

Climb number 9 Follow a series of mantles on good holds to an anchor just beneath the ledge.

To the right of Go Big Bro Go Home. Climb a faint arete to a tricky mantle move at the top to an anchor shared with Butchered Olives.

Share the same anchor as "What Now?" route

Share the same anchor as "Team Work!" route

Bolts and gear. Mixed climbing.

Above Thank Heavens.

Above Bamboo Beast.

Stand start on jugs at chest height in the middle of the white streak of lime and climb strait up.

Start to the right of the rift and face climb straight up on excellent holds to a high top out

Warm up on the right of No name (steep), start from the left, the grade depends on how far you traverse to the right