Routes as sport in Polekhab

Same bolts as route Khanum Khoshgeleh at the beginning, than the route goes left.

Name of the route is standing at the wall

You see the route name at the wall. Climbing up to the roof and than traverse to the right.

You see the route name on the wall. About 17 routes left of Iranian Swiss.

Bit tricky the first two or three draws. From onto the shelf and up top a pretty easy climb

Start off a small crack, on reachy moves up to a small overhang. Sloppy holds and sustained moves over it (cruxy). Slippery holds to the anchor.

Beautiful 20m long crack, up to a small rooflet on the left. Anchors on top of the rooflet

By the French Alpine Club, on the face right of the dihedral. Start of the small vertical holds on a minor cruxy slab

Route on the arete. Technical moves on very small balancy holds. Topp out on Parastooha anchor.

Crag classic. A crack that could be climbed trad. Technical feet moves to the crescent looking crack. A strong bloudery move, layback to the top of the first pitch. The first pitch is popular at 7a/11b. Bolted crack that finishes with an 8m sharp layback crack that climbs beautifully.

A gorgeous crack on good quality rock. 10m up and then start traversing right along the rooflet. A small overhang crux to the anchor points. Could be climbed trad.

A great route. Start Right of the bolted rightwards arcing crack (Doostat daram) and climb the face traversing right past increasingly delicate moves on great rock.

Starts of Shirin but traverse lower than Shirin and end up on Shirin's anchor.

Starts with a bouldery problem and onto a slabby climb to the anchor

Starts off a small awkward crack on a slab. Climb 15m to reach a small overhang on the right. Traverse right to the larger rooflet, ending up the right of the rooflet (spicy). Face climb on friction holds to the anchor

Face climbing on very small balancy, reachy holds. Sounds inviting, doesn't it?

Vertical climb on small holds. Awkward and technical. Up the arete and onto the face. A skewed crack with decreasing footholds. Barndoor heaven!

Crag classic - Starts in the chimney onto an overhang. Technical climb the dihedral to a small rest. Move slightly to the right and climb up to the anchor.

Start steming on slabs, sustained moves to the top.

The first pitch (25m) is a good warm up in its own right and is popular. First pitch has a baby crux. Variety of holds to the anchor. The second pitch (25m) follow a crack to a ledge and is a bit sustained.

1. 14 FB

2. 9FB

Shares the same first two pitches as Sisakht. Technical face start and a slight traverse to the right.

Balancy face climb.

Start of the end of Sisakht.

1. 7 FB - easy climb

2. 11 FB - variety of holds. Walk around the big rock and to your right to belay off to the middle of the wall and then to the ground. Requires double ropes for rapelling.

Balancy, reachy powerful moves. Starts on the slab and a big crux over the rooflet.

A popular slabby route. The name comes from the nature of the movements, stretching hands and feet as a lizard. It can be climbed either direct to the top at 6b+ (recommended) or by darting rock to the crack at about 2/3 height.

Face climb on slight overhang. Crimpy with small footholds. 9 FB

Some i*iot has bolted this! Do it Trad as it's safer and more fun! Start from the small crack up to the rooflet, continue on along the crack. Grab a set of small cams (up to red cam)

Take a long rope with you

1. 8 FB. Climb on small crimps with two small cracks at the start and near the top. Easy for tall folks, not so easy for the vertically challenged. Good footwork and technique saves the day.

2. 7 FB. Move slightly to the right. Face climb to a small rooflet with solid holds. Tricky traverse with pumpy moves.

3. 9 FB. Face climb. Balancy on good friction holds.

Named after Hizomkar (climbing instructor). Face climb to the small rooflet on small crimps with tricky moves.