Tiger Slabs 대부분 고전등반 7 루트들 에서의 절벽

Description Immediately to the left of Speaking of Curvature climb the line of bulges straight up towards the blank face and roof. One reachy, powerful move lets you reach right along the base of the roof to get to the ledge and the topout shared with Speaking of Curvature. Protection The line will need a couple of bolts (and some cleaning!) to be lead, but can be top roped from the anchors on Speaking of Curvature.

Description An exciting route through really interesting curves and features up the wall.

Start on the huge jug and smear to get your feet up and stand in the gully. Work your way up through a crux at the first bulge to more good holds and a rest before a last few physical moves to gain a small ledge and then make the topout. Protection 5 Bolts and top anchor - with no rappel hardware! Possibly clean off a tree, or scramble right to the rappel anchor of the next route over.

Description Suggest Change A fantastic route up the striking crack feature in the wall that protects perfectly.

Start on the right side of the wall on the rock slope and make a balancy step up onto a small ledge. Traverse this ledge a couple of feet left to reach the good jugs.

From the jugs climb straight up to the horizontal and then into the crack above. Climb the crack through the crux to reach up to the good holds under the block. Climb over the block and top out to the anchor. Protection Suggest Change Gear to 1" and top anchor with rappel hardware.

The block at the top is solid to use as holds but it is probably best not to place gear around it, there are other options anyway.

Description A variation to the start of Served By Destiny. Climb the diagonal crack starting on the very right hand end of the wall to meet up with the crack on the original route. Getting into the crack is probably the crux depending on your height! Protection Gear to 1". Anchor with rappel gear on top.

Description The first section of this climb is a lot of fun and makes the route worthwhile on it's own. After that it is just a scramble to the top.

Climb the distinctive crack in the corner up to a large flared seam past the bulge before gaining a good ledge. From the ledge scramble up to another ledge.

From the ledge either climb a short but fun ramp to reach the trees at the top which also are the anchor for Tiger Woods. Or move around the corner to the left to reach the anchors on the top of the routes on the other side. Location From the ledge around the corner, immediately before Tiger Woods. Protection Gear to 3". Tree anchor at the top of the route.

Description A really fun route on good rock with great protection. Also a great way to access the top of the crag if you want to set top ropes on other routes.

Climb up the ramp to the right until you reach the double crack system with a tree. Climb around the tree and up the cracks and around the block until you reach a small ledge. From the ledge climb the finger cracks to the top. Location Slightly around the corner to the right from the face above Tiger Wall. Start on the ledge next to the obvious ramp. Protection Gear to 2" and a tree at the top serves as anchor.

Description There is an excellent hand crack starting half way up the Tiger Slab. Directly below it is very blank.

To get to the crack, start 20 feet right of the crack up a shallow corner for about 30 feet, until the obvious horizontal crack. Traverse left for 20 feet along this horizontal past a block (solid to hold, not for gear) to the base of the hand crack. Climb the hand crack through a break. When the crack peters out, exit to the right via reachy moves. Location Up another rough trail past the other routes on Tiger Slab. Protection Standard rack to 4 Camalot. Double up on 75, 1 and 2 Camalot if it's at your limit. Excellent Pro.

Top anchor is a tree at the lip of the cliff, there is a bit of rope and a mallion in place as a rap station. The rap station is roughly half way between the start and finish of the route so the route can be cleaned on rappel or toproped without a dangerous swing.