Halfmoon Crag Todos Escalada esportiva 9 vias no penhasco

Named after an 80s space film. The thoughtful crux is between the 2nd and 3rd bolts. Its a little run out after that (but on easy ground) and veer slightly right to join the last 2 bolts of Moonraker. Finish on Moonraker anchor.

Have you seen the movie? Classic James Bond. And just like Bond, this climb is classy with an edge. Start by stepping right onto the slopey ledge, arrange your quickdraws, then launch up the delicate face. Finish up the tricky flaring thin double cracks and onwards to the summit and glory. 6 bolts, DRB (double ring bolt) anchor.

Another good movie, though more realistic than the last. Start at the edge of the big cave (as for Sputnik), though there is a harder direct start. Veer left onto slab then up through some thoughtful moves, finishing with mantle onto the big ledge. 4 bolts, DRB anchor.

Not a movie, but a fine piece of Russian titanium. Start at the edge of the big cave and straight up into aretes, small corners, some cool moves, and bonus free hand jams! 4 bolts, DRB anchor.

Bonus points if you can name the band who sang this song (extra bonus points if you can sing the song while climbing). Start up solid red rock, move right then up steeper finish. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.

Moon in Te Reo Maori. Up the vertical section of the wall, with some good holds and moves. A grade easier if you bail left on the top half. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.

Moon in Latin. Start by the left facing corner, blast straight up, keep your foo foo valve on while you clip the fourth bolt, then finish in the groove. 4 bolts, DRB anchor.

“That’s no moon” (Kenobi, O.W.). But it is a dyno past the first bolt, and you’ll need to overcome the tractor beam of earth to do it. Wild. Still not over after that, keep it together as you move delicately up to clip the second and third bolts. 3 bolts, DRB anchor (shares a bolt with Luna anchor).

“That’s one small step for Halfmoon crag, one giant leap for learn-to-lead crags in the CNI”. Great training for mantles, bridging, delicate footwork, and strong arms. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.