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Barrah
Includes Barrah canyon and all surrounding mountains. |
Barrah Canyon
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Barrah Canyon |
7c
★★ Kicia
Partially bolted. Opposite "Merlins Wand", 3rd canyon south of Abu Iglakhat. Named after a cat who is buried by the route. Article first ascent. Video. Topo. |
6b Abu Ali |
7c+
Morning Sun Street
7a+ oblig, mainly bolted. East face of Barrah massif, canyon Rad al Beidah. Czech article first ascent. AAC article. Czech article Emontana. |
6a
Sport 1
Fully bolted single pitch. (Sport 1&2 same Anchor) Cat Canyon (29.567250, 35.490739). |
6a
Sport 2
Fully bolted single pitch. (Sport 1&2 same Anchor) Cat Canyon (29.567250, 35.490739). |
7a+
★★★ Gemini Columns (left)
These twin sport climbs are short, but pack in many fantastic moves on unique and esthetic columns of bullet hard black sandstone. They share in many things including style, difficulty, and a two bolt anchor. Found on the southern wall of Abu Iglakhat (due west of the popular routes) roughly halfway into the slot canyon. Undercling start drives you into the crux moves that don’t ease up until the third bolt. Then slap your way up blind holds on each side of the column. Most will be amazing jugs, but there are some sandy slopers! |
7a+
★★ Gemini Columns (right)
Very similar to its twin. Just harder and a little sandier. A big gaston unlocks the crux at the first bolt. The second bolt can be very difficult to clip when on sighting. Avoid a ground fall by preclipping it. |
4
★★ Tamer
Very easy trad intro in Rum with comfortable places to build stations. Hard to protect 3rd pitch leads to nice 4th pitch crack. |
6c
Ehe Auf Zeit
On Jebel Abu Judaidah. Mentioned in this AAC article. |
6b
Sex (w)as Well
On Abu Judaidah’s North Gendarme. Mentioned in this AAC article. |
6b
Right of Siege of Jericho
Singlepitch. |
7a
★★ Desert Leather
Fun sport climb on beautiful black and brown stone. Found in an unnamed canyon just east of the Star and north of Les Rumours. Start under a sheet of blank black rock near some boulders forming a small cave. Although cruxy at 7a it’s quite sustained with many 6b moves. With enough rope and extension, the whole route can be climbed as one awesome pitch. P1 7a, 30m, 13 bolts Crux at the second bolt is punchy leading to a few big moves and a great rest at the horizontal break. Then follow awesome black plates to a sandy section and a pocketed sloper red point crux just before the two bolt belay out right. P2 6c, 30m, 12 bolts More of the same climbing leads through easier terrain that can be more hollow/dirty at times. Not as good as the first but still worth completing! Two bolt belay at a nice ledge. estimated two 30m rappels, one 60m rappel, or scramble off (not recommended) |
8a
Yalla Shabab
Mainly bolted, 45m to 55m pitch lengths. AAC article with topo. UKC artice with topo. |
5+
★★ Les Rumours De La Pluie
Descent: rappel down the route.. or maybe you can rappel down through the Yalla Shabab, but it's not obvious where is the last anchor.
Rappel 3-5: Rappel the P4-P2. We also rappelled the last easy pitch. |
6b+
Left of Merlins Wand
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6a+
★★★ Merlins Wand
Superb! Very famous route inspired by american crack climbs (Indian Creek or Red Rocks). However it is also possible to face climb and stem using the patina. Large cams desirable (#4 and 5#) to protect one or two locations. North facing but did get the sun around midday in summer. Descent: Repel via route. |
7a
Sound of Silence
Right of "Merlins Wand". Descent is by rappelling with double ropes. AAC article with topo. |
5b
Unknown
Unknown 5b trad single pitch with a fixed anchor. The corner 50m to the right of "Merlins Wand". |
Unknown 2
Unknown trad single pitch with a fixed anchor. In the semi circle cut out on the right hand side when traveling south from "Merlins Wand". Opposite all the scree. |
6a
★★ Rain in the Desert
Difficult and long abseil! |
6a
★★ Storm
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6c
★★★ The Star of Abu Judaidah
The best Duverney/Monnet climb in the Wadi Rum Massif. All Pitches are sustained but on an excellent dark rock with fine finger crack climbing following a very pure line. Protection and belays are good. One angle peg is needed for the 6c move in the second pitch. The belays are bolted. It is possible to abseil down the route. |
7b
★★★ Drill Story
A wonderful line! Maybe the only overhang single pitch sport climb in Rum. Bouldery start leads to tufa style. |
6c
Dance on Slings
Huge pocketed wall on the right side of the south-west facing side of South Barrah Canyon. To the left of the wall is a huge diedre with the route R218A “Schoarf Unterwegs”, on the very left side of the wall is a bolt with a sling, 2m above the terrace, belonging to R218B “Hala Hala” “Dance on Slings” takes the start of “Hala Hala”, but then heads to the center of the wall climbing this up to the big break 80m above, following the good dark rock and avoiding the fragile yellow one. Exposed and steep wall-climbing on generally good rock with the occasional fragile yellow parts. Belays and abseil point are in place and bomb-proof. For protection only slings and one friend necessary. P1: 25m, 6c or 6a A0. Two friends 3 in horizontal crack below roof. 3 slings in place. P2: 15 m, 6a+. 4 slings in place (plus one friend 2½ possible). P3: 25 m, 6a. 5 slings in place (plus 4 additional slings possible). Topo. |
Jebel Barrah
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Barrah |
slovenian cave north
4 sports Single pitch routes and one multi-pitch |
Jebel Barrah slovenian cave north |
7b
Cry & smile
if you start the climb by climbing over the boulder then its 7a+ Klemen Becan |
8c
Butljump
Unclimbed (AFAIK) unconfirmed grade potentially 8c, set by Klemen Becan |
7c
Pull the devils tail (part 1)
Sport start to the trad route on right |
7b
Pull the devils tail
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Barrah |
Slovenian cave south
2 sport routes about 100m south of the main cave |
Jebel Barrah Slovenian cave south |
6b
Good morning
the clip to the anchor is not an easy clip at all. |
6b
Relax and have tea
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Barrah |
5a
★★★ The Black Iris
An underrated gem, a must do mountain traverse full of character and diverse terrain. The best 5- in rum packaged into an achievable 1 day objective full of big mountain adventure. Time: Going easy, 5 hours to the summit, 1.5 hours descent, 1.5 hour walk back to the cove. Shade all day can be done in summer. The TH guide book 1 paragraph description and dotted line topo is remarkably useful. The climb starts at the cove on the west side of north barrah. Take the gully which goes up to the left with some squeeze sections to the hanging valley. Stay on the left of the hanging valley and go almost all the way to the end. Take the ramp back up the left side to reach a water worn groove with a jammed toaster sized block.
Descent Follow the skinny siq, through the white powder sands and arching walls to a number of entertaining technical squeeze sections (f4). After these it opens up into a plateau. The TH guide book mentions 2 abseils however we didn't find these (assume these are in the main siq). From the plateau leaving the main siq and trending to the left we followed cairns and scrambled down the rest of the way to sands on the east side. |
Jebel Annafishiyyah
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Annafishiyyah |
5b
April Fools
A diagonal corner crack. Protection not very forthcoming or useful, soft rock on the left side. No fixed stations. 60m double ropes useful.
There is some unusual detritus on the top which suggests there might be an easier way up and down. |
Jebel um Kharg
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel er Raga
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jenel um Harag
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Siefan
Way out east on the Barrah canyon area |
Jebel Siefan |
4
The good the bad the ugly
More of a scramble than a climb. A gentle morning out. Situated on the west face. Looks like it has not been climbed all that much so there is brittle rock all over. The guide book gives this route a grade f5 however it didn't seem like that, so we might have been off route. Gear: Hardly any as there is either no point placing anything or you can't. A hand full of mid sized cams. Slings useful. Final abseil is about 60m. Time: 4 hours up and down taking it very easy.
Descent. Walk back down keeping a little bit to left of the route as it's less steep. 20 meters of so before the first belay head right and into the next big gully. The guide book mentions a hidden abseil. We didn't see any evidence, but set up an abseil on a big thread and went down the face, to the floor (approx 60m). |
El K’Seir
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
El K’Seir |
5+
Misery and the Banana Skin
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5b
First, But Nice
South west face |
Jebel M'zeygeh
The most maintained sport climbing crag at Wadi Rum. |
Jebel M'zeygeh |
5b
The Marvel of Mankind
Start in the same spot as Hanging Gardens of Zagorchev, about 100 feet down and left of "Runner Up". Climb up and left to gain the left-hand of two nice looking varnished corners. Stem up this corner to easier ground and an anchor (27m). Photo. |
5a
Hanging Gardens of Zagorchev
To the left of the sport routes is a huge, right-facing corner that forms the left margin of the face (Runner Up). Down and left about 100 feet from this huge corner are two, short, nice looking varnished corners. This route climbs the right-hand corner. Climb the right corner, which has a prominent wide crack on the right side. This corner had partially been climbed previously by local Bedouin guide Omar, who lowered off a cam because there was no anchor. The FRA party continued to the top of the corner and installed an anchor. Rappel with one rope from a fixed anchor (drilled baby angle and thread). |
5c+
★★ Runner Up
Follows a big corner on the left, bolted stations but trad on the route, consistent climbing with a couple of fun crux problems on pitch 3. Possible to walk off and descend along the ridgeline at climbers right (45 mins) but not worth it and a bit hairy. Abseil descent recommended, but you will need two ropes or an 80m!
The name story: When the first recorded ascent by Britich/French climbers in 1987 they found slings in place, that's why they called it Runner-up. |
6b+
★★★ Crazy Camel
12 quickdraws (5-4 long). Descend: 4 abseils same route.
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6a
Route 2
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6a
TR
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Different names and grades at [ukclimbing](https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/wadi_rum-2776/)?
Different names and grades at ukclimbing? |
5b
★★ The way of Laziness
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5c
NN1
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5a
★★ Easy Rider
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5c+
★ NN2
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6b
A Bedouin's whim
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6a+
★★★ A cup of Tea
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5c
★★ Beduin Style
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5c+
★★ Dark Sun
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5c
★★ A Pale Moon Rising
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
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