Ascensões em Cambodia por James Hugh Festeryga tendo sport-cpr or ascent-date

Finally got it. It's really not that hard, I just suck.

This is a fun one. As the route gets easier if you trend right, but harder if you trend left, there's a constant pull right, but the whole thing traverses strongly left to the top. Keeps you in the fun stuff.

I'm so much weaker than last time I tried this route, this thing is like a benchmark for how much I suck. Also a tree branch grew out and covered the mono on the left that gets you to the third bolt, so I was flummoxed for a long time.

Very short, but very fun route. If the terrain was different it would be a slightly high boulder problem. Very bouldery. Sweet mono on the left when you're going for the third bolt.

A marker for how out of shape I am. Every time I come back to this route I perform worse.

In my opinion the best climb here. It's quintissential Phnom Kbal Romeas, with many slopers, funky water shaped formations, sea shell fossils in the rock, inside cave/outside cave, and a lovely window at the top. The name is perfect, it's delightfully offbeat (like the song) and theres a window (not like the song). No 100 foot long limo though.

Start same as Primma donna but go right. You can stay on the corner for an easier climb or slide into the scoopy bit further to the right for more intersting vertical pocket holds and stalactite-like rock pinches. When I got the the second to last bolt I got lost and was calling down to my friend asking where the anchor was, there was nothing ahead of me. One of the staff was around and shouted "behind you". This is what made this climb so cool to me. There's a downward hanging fin of rock going out into space with an oval hole in it (the window) its a super fun finish to the climb. Though the lower off is completely exposed, and I hate hanging in open space. Worth it though.

It's really easy to stray off line and downgrade this climb significantly. Also there are several loose blocks and scary headstone sized bits that feel like they could come out and kill your belayer. Overall I don't enjoy this climb.

Someone should clear out the shrubs, it would help with accessing the start. Mostly I was just scared to fall so I quit after the first clip.

Great for beginners and old men like me.

Den E40 is the first half of two climbs. If you continue past the anchors half way up the rock then you are on Den E411 and the grade rises. It's a fun opener for the day climbing up through a tunnel like a smoke stack great for stemming.

Weighted the rope 2-3 times. Lots of holds breaking off. After a few climbs a clear route should be established.

Start same as Window Licker but take the left nosey looking formation toward the inside of the cave (the outside is She's Chemistry). Two cruxes make this climb more than just a ladder, but it's not too challenging. For extra fun abandon the obvious straight climb to the bolts before the second crux and span over the tunnel where De Lukas is located, theres a fun hand jam problem that way. When we went there was a top rope left there. I think Climbodia leaves it so they can train people on De Lukas. So my partner lowered off the top rope instead of making our own anchor, and I just top roped with slack instead of actually seconding.

I took a look at continuing after Den E40, but gave up without even making the first clip. Looks nice though. Tops out outside on the Via Ferrata

Cimbed around 5pm, the light was really bad at that point. Head lamp wasn't much help jamming up the little offwidth, couldn't trn my head enough to see anything properly. You can actually get inside the narrow chimney cave and wiggle up to the fourth bolt that way, but I ran out of energy before I found an upper way out of it.

Went back down and tried it outside the narrow chimney. Looked more possible but I was spent. Next time go inside the caves around noon.

Kind of a cheat, I only did the top half or so. Pretty easy route compared to those around it.

Passing by on a road trip, couldn’t resist pulling over just to try it again. Still beyond me.

Wow, what a cool looking climb. There's a half pipe coming straight down the rock a little wider than your shoulders after the over hung boulder problem to start. It's so bumpy it looks like there are holds galore, but it's been so smoothed by water over the centuries that it's nothing but smooth slopers everywhere. A real tense climb. We bailed at the half way mark with a quickdraw above our heads we couldn't reach again after I placed it. BUT it's ok because using the via ferrata you can access the hole in the roof of this cave for a mega classic rappel back down into it for the clean. Also fun to swing around and grab the fins of rock hanging in space.

Hard start, drops grade dramatically after the second bolt. I think if I had a stick clip I might have made it, just too scary to fall back to the first bolt.

Mostly just cleaning the gear for clients. There’s a bad loose rock above the anchors slightly to the left. Only comes into play on a top out.

MUST climb early morning. The rock was too hot to touch in some places above the tree line at 11:00 when we tried it.

It's such a dusty climb, it makes you nervous. After getting beat the night before we went back, my partner lead it this time and I just top roped after him. It's not all slopers, every level of rock has a jug or two, it just takes some groping around to find them. I cheated a little bit at the crux and went a couple of feet to the left, technically topped out on Victorious.

Had a go, but got scared off the route by the run out between 2nd and 3rd bolt. Definitely a ground fall potential. Transitioned over to Victorious and finished from there.

It's not really a climb, it's just a small tunnel the you can pretty much walk up. Good spot for kids to learn lead clipping though!

Just slightly more than a scramble back up from the lower ledge.

I suppose I cheated, because I was rushing up to set more anchors for guided customers I used a very long tree root to speed my way up one section of it. I say it still counts.

I say attempted, really I had just set the anchors and was abseiling down, on my way down I stopped a few times to try some moves and check out the route. Not really a tick, but I want to log the activity.

The only east way to the top. And so far the only sport route on the tower. Can use it to set up a top rope for the broad face of the fin (there are anchors but they are sketchy

If not for the roof this route would be easy.