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Table of contents
- 1.
Siem Reap
0 in Area
- 1.1. Angkor Bouldering Gym 0 in Gym
- 1.2. Angkor Climbers wall / Angkorclimbers.net 0 in Gym
- 1.3. Kanell Restaurant 0 in Artificial
- 1.4. Siem Reap Climbing School 0 in Gym
- 1.5. ICF Siem Reap 0 in Artificial
- 1.6. Phnom Kraom 0 in Crag
- 2. Index by grade
1. Siem Reap 0 routes in Area
요약
City known for tourism and visited mainly for the Angkor Wat temple complex
1.1. Angkor Bouldering Gym 0 routes in Gym
요약
Using the gear from the recently closed ACN, local climbers have rebuilt a boulder wall in the City.
설명
For access or information contact KimSory by Telegram or phone - 012793221
접근
$5
1.2. Angkor Climbers wall 0 routes in Gym
1.3. Kanell Restaurant 0 routes in Artificial
요약
This restaurant has an artificial climbing wall in its auditorium area, as well as ping pong table and foosball tables.
설명
$3 to climb, harness and shoes provided
1.4. Siem Reap Climbing School 0 routes in Gym
요약
Coming soon! Gym to open in 2022
설명
Using materials from the now closed Angkor Clibers wall local gym teacher Seam Sarorn plans to open a new wall with a focus on educating the next generation of climbers.
1.5. ICF Siem Reap 0 routes in Artificial
요약
The ngo ICF has built an artificial wall to add to it's sport programs for local kids. All are welcome when the wall is open.
설명
Open Thursdays 3-5 and Saturdays 3-6 (as of last edit, 17/5/22)
1.6. Phnom Kraom 0 routes in Crag
요약
Phnom Kraom is a small hill rising near the port along the north shore of Tonle Sap Lake, directly south city of Siem Reap. There is an Angkorian ruin on top of the mountain.
설명
Phnom Kraom litterally means "the hill under", named for it's location relative to Siem Reap. There is an old quarry below the hillside. It is hard mudstone (pelite) with high iron content. Cracks appear in all directions, which have been caused by dynamite explosions. Therefore, most climbing is fairly dangerous. There is, however, a small red rock which is still hard called Petit Red Cliff.
접근
It's the only thing taller than a tree for many KM in any direction, can't miss it.
역사
Original route guide by Tadao Ito (Japan)
Phnom Kurom is a small mountain rising near the port along the north shore of Tonle Sap Lake, which is close to Siem Reap town. On top of the mountain is an Angkor ruin. Climbers attention, however, will be focused on the wall which is an old quarry below the hillside. It is hard mudstone (pelite) with high iron content. Cracks appear in all directions, which have been caused by dynamite explosions. Therefore, the rock here might collapse all of sudden. We have been hesitant for some time, but one day we found a small red rock which is miraculously hard, and created two bolted lines. We called it Petit Red Cliff. They are easy climbing, but with some restriction of the holds, you should be able to enjoy those routes. On top of the rock, you will see a bush good for rappel and ropework training. It is not worth spending a whole day, though. Great view of the lake is a good reward for coming up here.
2. Index by grade
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