线路 in Oceania for selected grade

On the lower tier below the roof boulder are some good features for warming up. Problems from V0-V5ish. About 6 or 7 problems from memory...

Well featured wall to warm up on. About 6 problems V0-V3 across the face.

Old top rope problem. Kelly Hansen holds the honor of having first top rope ascent of this little beastie.Up crack to lip then crimp hard onto very thin face. Tenuous and balancy moves under right leaning Flake to thank f*#K jug. 2BR, 3BB.

Open project. Up the obvious crackline in the boulder.

Under the far, far R-hand side of the main roof. Look up to locate the crack-corner (obvious line). Starts below and R of this. Easy slab up to the corner. The 5m corner would be the crux, on bomber med-large hexes and cams. Set of FH's at the end.

A proud line striking upwards seven metres above the ground and over a roughly 10 metre, wretched fall with a good chance of a roll down the hill afterward. There are no bolts on this climb, and the first ascensionist requests you keep it that way. The lower crack will take some natural protection, but peters out at around the four metre mark. You may be able to fiddle something in above the shaky flake. There's a shaky flake, by the way. Two cruxes - the start and the little rooflet. Don't go left or right at the rooflet unless you want to shake out. This is the main line - start from the ground up a bit of a compression boulder problem, not on top of the boulder in front! Top out, enjoy the mantle.

Up the three boulder stack. High Ball.

Traverse from as far L as possible.

Traverse upstream to downsteam on good ledge using high feet (heels and toes) for V1. Another alternative is smear along the face making it a bit pumpier to V2 maybe. Is a lot easier using the lower slab though for feet making it V0.

Climb the crack without using the hidden flake or face holds for a harder variant.

Sit start left as another mediocre boulder stay low continue right until center then big move to right side pull and up to finish.

Crumbly compression start bumping left until cross over with right to finish jug, topout not included.

Big leanback jugs, cross into a pair of crimps then many flakes to topout. Beware some flakes on the right may come loose so stay left if possible.

Start as with Lonely Whale Low but stay one arete using rails for feet the top out as an awkward whale.

Start low on far right below arete. Stay lowing low along rails to good layback crimps then up to left edge and topout, best done like a beached whale.

Start on horn (try no to dab on surrounding rocks) straight up arete. Beware the flake at the topout feels like it might break.

Sit start left on up into high left gaston before transitioning left and up to finish with easy topout.

Fun warm up walls

Five problems on a boulder to the right on the approach.

Stand start on closest good left hand side pull/undercling and right hand did sidepull/undercling. Trend right through diagonal seam, then directly up to good slopers and edges for mantle. Eliminate: Problem becomes harder if lower snapped footer (may be buried) is excluded from the line.

Sit starts just right of 'Sesame Superhighway' and climbs the series of jugs to a high finish. Descend via the righthand side.

Sit down, grab the big rail, walk up the boulder. If you just use the slopers it may even be V2.

Easy lines on the slanted left wall. Some choss still but most of the obvious lines have been done..

Well featured low wall with warm up options. Sit starts etc.

Well featured boulder with a lot of warm ups all over - various sitters etc probably ranging from VB-V2ish

This is directly under the rap anchors for the Totem pole and starts on a large ledge level with the ledge on the tote.

Up fist crack widening to offwidth, a small roof then back to hand crack and thinner to top.

Alternate start 1m right up nice layback crack for 5m then traverse left into offwidth.

A real doozy of a crux highlights this incredible splitter crack up the middle of the wall. Start in large scoop and crank through low crux before the crack relents to easier climbing. Add a grade or three if you don't know how to jam

Open project. Stemming up to crackline.

Needs cleaning / bolting. Open project.

Infinity Minus One Possibilities is a top-roped climb located on the northeast face of the first spire-like rock (dubbed Ray of Light) south of Paipalap on the island of Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. The basalt plug is about 165 feet from base to tip. To reach it, hike along the ridge from Paipalap to the base of the rock. The rear can be climbed with care (5.8 mixed rock, trees, roots, and turf) to reach the bolt locations. This is the most dangerous part of the climb. Almost a free-solo--there is virtually nothing to protect you from a fall, except a tree about halfway up. NEVER attempt to set a rope on this rock when conditions are even slightly wet (which is frequently). TR bolts and chains are located at the eastern lip of the spire. The top-rope should be set with two 60m ropes. This climb was bolted in July 2005 by Daniel Moor. The route is still in the exploration phase, following various cracks from the base of the spire. Climbing on basalt in Micronesia is more varied than other locations, with all sorts of finger pockets, face holds, very shallow cracks, and strangely-shaped crevices. This climb has it all, but rock surfaces are often covered with lichen and moss, making them unusually slick. The route has been climbed to the prominent roof about 90 feet from the bottom.

traverse until beefy side pull hold to top

Up the arete without using left block at feet.

Straight up the middle of face with a balancy move in the middle.

RH on side pull. Go straight up - don't go L at top.

Up the arete.

Sit start and climb as for Bu'ttons to gain the shelf then move left topping out via the small ledge of S3.

Sit start to Gelato!

Start on obvious sidepull/pinch on the middle-right of the slab boulder. Move up through the feet and reach a jug followed by an easy top-out.

SDS on the corner flake 1m to the right of arete

Large crack on left hand side, stand start at the bottom. Worthwhile!

Low slabs, pleasant climbing.

The corner. A bit awkward and balancy.

Technical slabs between the cracks on the downhill face. A couple of different options. All excellent.

Start far right, few moves to top. Mind the loose hold, better small edge for open hand crimp

Stand start corner with edges to work into higher edges. Use tension or pop straight to jug and topout. Edge at a shoulder's width left of the jug helps for the top.

Near EP and the two APs

Sit start at base of small boulder with "weir" written on it (just across from PII) to gain leg dominated line to top. Small but fun.

Head up compression over prow. Almost reminiscent of climbing on limestone tufas. Stand start.

Just near metal bridge upstream of main reception. Downstream of the weir.

Sit start at the base of small arete with good holds. Up, trending slightly left. Short, but nice.

Traverse left to right and topout at far right corner. A good warm up for Graphene Machine.

Stand start low with two positive underclings and good low feet, slap for lip and mantle

Stand start at pocket and good undercling, smear up to good crack and edges to work to top lip. Also an easier variation left of the line.

L1, R2, L3, R4, R5, M6.

Up the left trending edge

Sit start on the slopy crimps, up the face on slopy holds to mantle. Arete is in

Try a contrived line eliminating the arete using only the face holds.

Stand start matched on low part of underclings and up. Kinda cool

Run and jump up to good hold then easy moves.

Sit start right hand undercling left hand arete. Slap up and over. Fun

Stand start, up with flat holds.

Stand start.

Sit start with right hand sidepull knob thing and left hand shallow crystally pocket. One mover, fun.

Sit start with slot and up rightish

Sit start on the flake. Up with fun moves.

Sit start on rail. Up with good holds at the corner and right to jugs.

Sit start the shallow runnel on the right.

Sit start with the undercling and head straight up.

Low start and up the obvious highball crack with jugs. Some look a bit dodgy...

Sit start and up the obvious crack.

Sit start. Up the obvious corner crack. Fun!

Sit start. Up the crack feature.

Up with the left side wall in.

Sit start left hand flat hold and right hand undercling with low feet and up and right.

Sit start. Up the far right corner crack.

Stand start. Up the next corner crack.

Crouch start. Compress the aretes and up.

Sit start on the right and up trending left. Chossy

Crouch start. One mover

Stand start on flat edge and up.

Stand start matched on lowest part of the undercling. Up the juggy flake and topout.

Stand start with left hand pocket and right hand low flake.

Sit start with left hand jug and right hand on the arete. Tricky move to establish.

Fun featured slab.

Left slab. Highball, but easy.

Sit start and up

Sit start on jug. Fun moves up the face.

Sit start. Up the corner.

Sit start with undercling flake. Up and right with the flake. The low supporting rock is out for feet.

Sit start with undercling flake. Up and left. The low supporting rock is out for feet.

Sit Start up and up on vague right arete

Sit start with jugs. Avoid rocks underneath. A bit awkward. Top out on the slab

Stand start with the jug, straight up. For extra style use only the big jug to topout directly.

Option to traverse right on good holds.

Stand start and up edges trending left on the orange slab

Sit start with right hand sidepull and left hand edge and low feet. Up with various friction jugs.

Right

Left

Sit.

Sit start. Up the tall, but secure, crack system.

Sit start perched on the rock on the left. Traverse the seam rightward to topout with the vertical crack. Awesome warm up traverse.