접속점들 Bouldering에서

Kipwa has a vast amount of bouldering potential, mostly untapped for the time being and awaiting first ascents. From easy lowballs to tall, futuristic lines.

A collection of fantastic boulders on a flat, vegetation-free plateau, with enough problems on all sides to keep you bouldering in the shade all day.

Beautiful fin-shaped stand-alone boulder behind the Lotus Flower boulder.

Stand start up the face, using right hand up ridge and nice technical climbing on face with the left.

Stand start on the left side of boulder on two crimps. Tension moves to reach the right arete and then straight up Fintickler.

Sit start with left hand on the arete and right hand on a crimp low down. Slap up the arete and use small crimps and body tension to reach the top!

Big, long boulder in the middle of the area.

Easy smearing up the backside slab of the boulder. Be humbled by the local kids walking up it barefoot.

Take the ridge around from Do it First direct. Heel hooks on the ridge, then good holds up. The mantle finish is a bit scary but there's a good jug to finish on the right.

Same as 99 Flake, but exits left before the top on easier and more secure holds.

Problem on the far left of the boulder when looking at it. Powerful slightly overhanging start with left edge and good right crimps, feet high to grab jug at top, straight up to finish.

Straight up the middle of the boulder on crimps.

Left to right traverse of the main face of the boulder.

Same traverse as Lotus Unfolding and finish up the prow on 99 Flake to top out. Climb it quickly or bring lots of skin - pumpy for the grade!

The hill where a mythical Spaniard almost lost his sight in a battle with a giant cactus.

A long boulder which is higher at one end. Fairly good landings and easy to climb off once you top out.

Start on two crimps on the left side of the wide face. Powerful start to get established onto the arete, before crossing onto the narrow face and directly up.

Start with both hands on the wide pillar which juts out from the left side of the wide face of the boulder. Climb straight up on progressively thinner holds. Commit to the delicate top out over the bulge or you'll look more ridiculous than Boris Johnson stuck on a zip wire.