Voies dans Nyamuk

This is a funny traverse starting with Two Pints and traversing all the way to the top of Voltaren. The second pitch follows the huge ledge to the right and then again traversing all the way to a belay on top of Osmosis. From here it is planned to traverse another 3 pitches, but this has not been climbed yet.

Exposed climbing left of Diaper Jaya. The route is marked by the prominent roof that awaits the challenger after 20 m of nice, but dicey climbing. This roof leads to a perfect hand crack. Where the crack ends the crux starts (just before the anchor)

Follows Diaper Jaya for 6 bolts, then heads left up through the reddish crumbly looking rock onto the ledge and spacey to the anchor.

Extension of Diaper Jaya. Instead of heading right to the anchor you tackle the overhang on top of the route.

Nice line following the black dihedral left of Bowel Movement, sharing the same anchor.

Left of Harry's Code, leading through reddish rock on constantly good holds. First of a series of easy routes that were bolted with the aim to offer a new climbing area to the KL climbing community.

Follows the first 4 bolts of 'In Guns We Trust' then heads left to follow a black stain.

Route that leads into the prominent flake in the centre of Shieldtox. Crux at the end when you are forced to leave the cosy environment of the inside of the flake.

Technical slab-climbing for most of the route, however the finish is overhanging on big squared holds.

Right exit variation of Bangsar Babes leading on top of the big ledge.

Start left of Shiok Sendiri, similar outfit, but a little bit easier than Shiok. The rapell anchor was placed low in order to keep the difficulties moderate.

Shares start with Shiok Sendiri, then heads right up the slab to a bulge where the crux is waiting. Then follows a jugfest that makes you smile.

Right of Hot Tempered Freaking Glue Gun, after technical start easy cruising to a powerful move that tests your flexibility.

Extension of The Pledge. Another 17 meters of steep and pumpy climbing, partly on stalactites.

Left hand overhang on sharp limestone. Has a good bolted anchor but is not visible from below. Can be done entirely using threads but rock is sharp so a cam or two would make it safer. Stays semi-dry in light rain. Has multiple fixed rope threads but these are old and dubious.

Lee got hit by a stone when Jeremy went for the anchor. Hence the name Stoning Lee.

Follow the corner which starts off with some tufas and leads into a thin crack.

Named after Marco’s newborn son. This route shares the start with “Training Day”, but heads straight up.

3rd pitch is 11 bolts so bring plenty of draws.

Follows the second pitch of “Training Day”, then heads up to the right to the anchor of “Labour Day”. This route was climbed and crawled through on Natural Pro by Patrick and Yen while the wall was still covered with thick vines. It was used as a access route in order to bolt the routes at Fumakilla.

This route starts on the ledge above the first pitch of training day. a bit hidden, this line is not climbed often, since not many people have had knowledge about its existence.

Route right of Training Day. Start at huge, but sharp holds, followed by the crux on crimps. The second part leads through reddish rock with excellent jugs.

Route right of “Stupid with manners”. 16 m, powerful start on sharp stalactite. the rest is easy.

This route share the same start as firestarter. Apart after 5th clip. There is sling for clipping.

Route to the far right of Fumakilla, following the obvious dihedral through smooth rock to a finish with a nice surprise.

Close Project

Close Project

While bolting the route, the bolter dropped the battery down the hill into the bramble. Ended up having to buy a new battery for the drill owner which costed 800 bucks. Hence the name 800 Bucks Down The Hill.

Patrick Andrey named the route Otesanek after a story about a couple who so badly wanted a baby that the husband carved a baby out of wood. Otesanek has some tree roots running along it which reminded him of the wooden baby, hence the name.

Closed due to loose rocks waiting to be move.

Open for climb.

Without side wall. Straight dyno to the top.

do not use boulder on the right for feet

Sit start variation from the bottom (do not use boulder on right for feet)

do not use bottom rock for feet

Sit start