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From the car park follow the Jebal with lots of cairns from the south ridge all the way to the peak. Nice V2 boulder at the peak to reach the very top point.

Descent: Reverse the way or better continue down the north ridge to the shoulder above the col between Wadi Es-Sid and Wadi Sbakh (Rakabat Es-sid), then go back through Sbakh.

2-3 hours.

solo

The best boulder problem in Abra Salkantay. Easy climb. Left hand start on ridge and right hand on shelf. No chalk or climbing shoes necessary.

TOP ROPE

Starts a bit higher than Cinza and Bicolor to the left. Up and left after 5th bolt

Very easy and heavily bolted. Access is at around 250m in the Claudio Coutinho track. Up and slightly to the right on second pitch.

At 140m on the Claudio Coutinho track you can see the first bolt for this route. Really straight forward. All the way up and then slightly to the left, crossing Bicolor to the DBB at the top.

20m right of Cervino. There's another unfinished route in between the two. Starts climbing up to a narrow rock ledge, then left up to the first bolt, about 15m high from the ground. Very easy but run out. 4 quickdraws plus slings and extra carabiners.

Used as a shortcut for the "Costão"[2476002666] track and therefore commonly soloed. Starts at a streak of basalt on the wall. First bolt is at 15m high.

Variante da Ilusão (II E2 • 25m • Móvel) Pedro Buglm e Maria Fernanda Patric.io em 22/09/2012

Sem proteções fixas

Variante da. 'Vogel'

Via em horizontal à esquerda que liga o mato no final da Golpe do Cartão, com a última enfiada da via Dois Dias de Sol.

O papai também , II , 15m , 3grampos+top

As crianças vão gostar , II , 15m , 2 grampos+1chapa+top

Chaminé larga e agarras; Sem costuras; Grampo de 3/8" para descida do topo

Some loose rock and strange channels on the western flank of Monte Leste.

Lots of overlaps and the odd rock step.

A good warm up route.

Easy route left of 'Nathaniel The Serpent Wrangler.'

'Omu Porkupine' is named after the mammal that terrorized the tent of the first ascensionist for the better part of a night.

First impressions are that the grade is 22 A2, but we would be happy for a second ascent party to downgrade the difficulty. Will write up description, but anyone wanting to repeat the route, can contact me at any time. Three pitches, right-hand side of Springs Wall, through the left side of overhangs.

Easiest route up the backside of the boulder. Stand-start with hands on two good holds at 10 and 2 o'clock - straight up.

On the far left of the slab, behind a tree. Stand-start up the easiest part of the face.

This is the obvious easiest line on the boulder. It's juggy all the way up and easily doable for most climbers in flip flops.

Easy warm-up traverse

Climb the slabby arête.

Climb up the juggy slab any way you want.

"Strange route but worth it for the amazing headwall crack above!" Climb the tree to a bolt, get on the wall and climb up to a crack, then diagonally left using edges to a bolt. Aid (A0) through the overhanging crack using 2 bolts and continue climbing the crack when you can place the first piece of gear.

Gear: Slings, small to medium cams, rack of nuts and extra mid-range nuts. Double ropes help reduce rope drag.

Start by aiding (A1) up on three well camouflaged studs (bolt without hanger) to reach a twin crack system. From here free climb up. Old bolts!

The route lies to the right of the amphitheatre on the Central Turret. It follows a prominent rib that merges into the face halfway up and thereafter it ascends the face above. The first pitch commences on the left of the rib. Scramble up 6o feet to the bottom of two recesses.

1. 80 feet 'F inf.': Ascend the left-hand recess and pass through the bush to a broad ledge.

2. 85 feet 'F': A short distance to the left ascend a large block. Traverse to the left along the top of the block and climb up to a stance (piton).

3. 60 feet 'F: Ascend the recess by continuing past a possible line of traverse to the right until a good handrail is reached. Traverse to the right and continue up to a corner and large block.

4. and pitch 5 - 240 feet 'E': Walk round to the Crest of the rib and climbs straight up to a broad ledge below some overhangs.

5. Same as pitch 4.

6. 100 feet 'E inf.': Climbs to a stance visible on the right-hand skyline sonic 60 feet above the ledge (bush). An attempt was made to climb directly above the stance, but was abandoned owing to a dangerously loose block. Presumably this was the route followed by Mamacos and Schaff.

7. 60 feet 'A2': Two recesses will be noticed above. Climb up a few feet and traverse to the base of the left-hand one. Ascend the recess (s pitons) and overcome the bulge (2 pitons left in place) to reach an étrier stance next to another loose block.

8. 120 feet 'F sup.': This pitch is extremely exposed. Traverse to the right for 25 feet into the recess. Climb up the recess to the handrail and then traverse to the right, past the abseil cord, to a small stance. The strata and grips are all sloping the wrong way.

9. 40 feet 'F sup.': A thin, overhanging slit is visible on the skyline above and to the right. Climb up through this slit to a hidden stance.

10. 120 feet of scrambling upwards to the right takes one to a broad ledge. Walk left for about 300 feet to an obvious break.

11. 50 feet 'E': Climb up the recess and exit to the right to a stance below a bush.

12. 120 feet 'F: Continue past the bush and then move left into a gully on rounded grips.

Time for ascent: 8 hours.

Sit-start, climb the juggy layback crack, CDR to TO.

Sit-start with both hands in scoop. CD to TO.

Climb the arete.

Climb the very blunt arete -pretty cool, but high.

Juggy face.