루트들 Middle East에서 선택된 등급들을 위해서

First bolt is definetely high for a beginner route so one has to be mentally ready for it.

Easy lay back moves lead to jamming with your right hand and crimping with your left. Crux is pulling over the bulge at the top which involves awkward hand jams. The bolt for the crux is poorly placed, if you blow it, you could deck on a lower ledge.

the left most of the 4 sport climbs. Climb the easy pocketed slab encountering a bulge near the top.

Similar to the other routes next to it. Enjoy the pocketed slab, climbing over the occasional bulge. Shares the same anchor with the two routes to the left.

Probably the best line of this cluster of routes. Climb up the slab, bust out a small roof, the climb up a faint dihedral to the top. Ends at it's own set of anchors.

A long route that climbs to the left of an obvious crack.

Another long easy route. Make sure you're solid at the grade as there are significant runs in-between the bolts.

Short, fun and a bit slabby.

One of the better easier routes in the area. As per usual it's a bit dirty, bit the movements are great and it's one of the few routes on this side of the river that doesn't start over the water. If you are proficient at jamming (hand and fingers) it will feel super cruiser. Gets shade most of the day!

Bouldery start leads to an easy slab then a ledge rest bellow an overhang/ bottomless arete. Surmount the overhang by doing a super cool move out right to the arete!

Climb the crack in between Crack for Cheese and Middle Finger.

It is the crack on the right of the bolted route pedigree. You can climb the route trad and use the anchor of the bolted pedigree route.

This is the left leaning crack to the right of Point/Counterpoint. Easy moves lead to a yoga-like step up onto a big ledge. Takes great gear

An adventure sport climb! (if there is such a thing) Boulder up to a ledge and clip some bolts. then stem the chimney using the occasional jug and block as holds (the blocks appear to be solid) Get onto the large ledge then climb up the right side/ slab then back left to clip the anchors.

On the far right of the sector. Pleasant climbing on occasionally dubious rock.

The new route is around 5b and sustained compared to the other slab routes. Excellent addition.

The new route is with insecure balancy moves if taken directly at the crux (at best 5a if you don't). It's a bit close to the route to the left of it, so bear that in mind if anyone is climbing that route.

"It depends" - if you start from right is 5b if you start from left is 5c. A couple of steep pulls gain easy ground.

Difficult move high up.

The great route up the steep corner. Feels like a trad route (and it was once).

On a vertical face on the left of the East side. Start 2m left of Ladder. Pitch 1: Climb the crack in the steep wall to a ledge and belay (8m). Pitch 2: Climb the slab on the Right up to a ledge Pitch 3: Climb the crack on the left up to the top. walk off from the top from the North side

Start 2m right of Ladder on the rightward rising crack to the ledge. The second 2 pitches are as for Ladder.

5 m right of Ladder on the East Side. Pitch1: The huge diagonal crack going right. Belay on the stance under pitch 2. (30m) VS 4b Pitch 2: Climb the small overhang using broken rocks (secure with a BD3 Camelot) into a small stance and then go left on the vertical wall (secure the exit from the stance with a nut). (10m) HVS 5a

Steady climbing to a nice finish on the wall. Can be done also in 2 pitches 15m and 15m.

Right of Covid19 alternative, no bolts, shares anchor.

October 2023: Anchor missing.

Sit start from the white colored portion and go straight up. Alternatively, can use the right side of the bloc.

Starts on the huge ledge. Reachy first move.

Route is called after a novel Altneuland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Old_New_Land