线路 in Asia for selected grade

starts inside and on top of the wall. merges with Left Wing.

老父亲开给儿子的储备路线，在 ‘小麻雀’ 背面。

on the cave's right side, it's the big ramp.

Stay left, up the gully. Very overgrown.

The sharp arete.

Second route from the left edge of the crag.

Route 1 and 2 are perfect routes to get in your first lead climb, anchor set up & rappel.

*Shares top anchor with Gethna Workshop Route #1

First route from the left edge of the crag.

Route 1 and 2 are perfect routes to get in your first lead climb, anchor set up & rappel.

*Shares top anchor with Gethna Workshop Route #2

Easy route that goes up the staircase like feature.

Second part of Stauntons Cafe.

This access route goes from bottom to top of Soho East with access to routes on the large block up and left of Bladerunner.

Sharp crimps up face R of LDA

Bolted anchor

Three lines here; one of which could be led on gear, and the other two are currently soloed.

The leadable line is to the far left, thin cracks take finger sized pieces (cams only). Or maybe pitons. The take-off crux here, and then easy line to the top.

The weakest (5.5) take-off section is to the right. And then follows a series of weaknesses diagonally going left. And top out towards the left horizontal crack.

The third line follows to the right, closer to the edge, and then exposed but easy climbing to the tree.

Three top-rope lines could be setup, with one from the tree in the channel, and two on either side about 8-10 feet below in the horizontal cracks.

FKA: Sohan. July 31st, 2022.

Honestly walking around would be a lot easier, but it's a fun little adventure to chimney straight up instead. Access chimney from the top of the white slab. There are big boulders wedged in space at intervals up the chimney which is what makes it comfortable to do without a rope.

As you walk along the base to the south, a couple of slabs separated by a channel filled up with mud.

Both sets of the slabs could be protected with gear or from the trees atop them.

One crack that takes purple or green BD cam, and then the tree anchor.

FKA: Akhil Menon with support from Amit Manikoth. July 31st, 2022

Might have to dig out the soil to find a placement, but largely a soloable line.

From the center to the tree.

It is possible to also follow the line from the left to the shrub to the left, along the ledge, as a separate line. The shrub is not very solid to create a top-anchor out of.

FKA: Narayan Pai. July 31st, 2022.

Approach up the north ridge which steepens until you reach the first rock buttress. 2 pitches of mixed climbing (III+ and II+) with occasional bolts, final 100m steep snow pitch to the summit.

Slab up L side of walkway channel

SDS. Easy slab on SW side of boulder

Highball. Easiest way up the boulder. Up the eastern face off block. Down climb or stack pads off the back for descent.

Better to layback than jam.

Up rails on north side of boulder. Easy up, with several variations

Start on the other side of the zawn by stretching across. Follow crack system seaward to cliff face and up.

Easy slab facing the same direction as 'Slabatha'. Can also be done no hands.

Hollow plates on the slab. P2 (traverse) has very limited possibility to put any protection.

Through the series of two boulders in the chimney, and the tree.

Deceptively NOT a scrambling line, especially on the last boulder before the tree. Excellent route for a first lead, as the protection is excellent, especially at the crux on the second boulder, to the right.

Gear: Hand and fist sized pieces.

Anchor: Tree

FA: Gujju Razzak with Charan H and Sachith. June 11th, 2022.

Scramble / Solo over 8 peaks to the summit, Starting from 8 finishing at Peak 1 at the summit of Maehotaka (前穂高岳).

Many start from thecol between peaks 6-5, The more exciting sutff is from 5 ntil the summit

Peak 4 has a few fixed pitons but it not difficult Peak 3 consists of approximately 4 pitches (Grades IV, II, III, III) There are some other minor variations. From Peak 4 there is a 20m rapel down the back side before the final scramble to the summit (Peak 1)

There are various descents along the regular hiking trails.

FA Paul Collis et al 5/2005

Appraoch via the Kodoushin Ridge　小同心稜, Kodoushin Gully 小同心ルンゼ(ice climb) or the Daidoushin Gully　大同心ルンゼ (Ice climb).

P1 - IV, Climb the face Left and up and the steem chimney, 40m.

P2 - IV, From the steep chimney take either the left hand crack or the right corner up, 35m.

P3 - III, up to the top.

Traverse onto the main Yatsugatake ridge.

At the back end of the crack chimney up from the top of the wedged boulder to the tree to set an anchor. This is the easiest access to the top of the boulders.

Immediately left of the Bare Necessities routes, on the featured wall with the trees above.

The line in middle of that wall with finger crack. The crack can take finger sized nuts or cams. Use one odd tricky chicken heads to further protect, as needed.

*Mess up that chicken head sling, and the fall is directly to the ground.

Right side of easy bloc

Approach from the upper area of the Daidoushin Gully 大同心ルンゼ or Daidoushin Ridge 大同心稜.

P1 - III, up the ridge, up and left on the face, 35m.

P2 - III, corver and ridge, 35m.

P3 - II, RIdge 10m

P4 - IV/A1, up to the top, 40m. - - This can be avoided by traversing to the right of the band and up (grade??)