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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
Irbid Iraq abu Tabl
7b 7b

over hang to a crack

Sport 15m
Ajloun Cinema
7b Delete Node

FA: HT

Sport 15m
Ajloun Sami’s cliff
7b/b+ Yahdi man yasha2

sharp and crimpy , with a little run out at the top

Set: Marwan Maayta

Sport
Ajloun Iraq al Damaj Iraq AlHamra
7b Thai Phantom

with roof maybe 9a?

Sport 18m
Ajloun Iraq al Damaj Iraq al Damaj
7b Bua

FA: Hakim Tamimi

Sport 22m
7b Hakim's Route

FA: Anja Becan

Sport 22m
Ajloun Iraq al Dub RTJ
7b mish galileh Extension

6c vertical until first anchor then 7b overhang

Sport
Ajloun Iraq al Dub lower tier Barabeer wall
7b 1

there are no bolts at the slab section, you can climb at the 6c+ then traverse

Sport
7b # 11

overhang missing 1st bolt

FA: Helena aleman

Sport
Ajloun Iraq al Dub lower tier the CAVE
7b 3

anchor fixed august 2020

FA: Toti

Sport
Ajloun Ras Sabiq Upper
7a+/b Abul Hol

FA: Wolfgang Vogl

Sport 25m, 9
Amman & Balqa Fuhais
7b Sumal

Overhang.

FA: Ivan

Set: Hakim

Sport 8m
7b Galbeh

Overhang.

Set: Hakim

SportProject 7m
Wadi Rum Jebel Rum Massif Abu Maileh Tower
7b Rammler

FA: Bernd Arnold, 2002

Top rope
Wadi Rum Jebel Rum Massif East Face Towers
7b Petting

Homemade hangers.

FA: R., R. Botte, Botte, G. Egger, H. Gargitter, Ch. Hainz & C. Obrist, 1995

Sport
7a+/b La Mano Negra
1 7a+/b
2 6b
3 6a
4 6b

P1: Big glue in bolts, few cams and nuts would be needed along the way.

P2-4 trad/sport?

Set: Wilfried Colonna & E.Lançon, 1992

Sport 4
7b NN

Homemade hangers, sling on the small roof.

Sport
Wadi Rum Jabel Um Ishrin Jebel Nassrani
7b La Guerre Sainte
1 6c
2 6b+
3 6b
4 6b+
5 7b
6 6b
7 6c
8 6c+
9 7b
10 7b
11 7b
12 6a+

Original Topo

"We were a team of six: Benoit Robert, Philippe Batoux, Hervé Bouvard and I as the leading team, and Guy Abert and the Israeli Alon Hod in support. It took us five days, from November 12-16, with fixed rope to establish La Guerre Sainte (The Holy War, 7b+ Max, 12 pitches, 400m) on the east face of Nassrani North. We spent our nights at the Comfort Rest House, where people can find the topo. I am very enthusiastic about this new route, a 400- meter sport free climb in the desert of Wadi Rum, close to the Red Sea in South Jordan.

This is an outstanding climb thanks to the special rock (the sandstone is sometimes more sand than rock) and the beautiful desert scenery. It’s like climbing on the moon! Particularly when you gain altitude, you have the feeling you are in another world: the valley with its yellow sand contrasts with the small red massifs. The colored, very sculpted rock requires a perfect concentration and technique. You are obliged to learn to use your whole body so as not to break a hold. It’s more than climbing on your feet. When it’s 5.12c, that’s not easy.

This is not the hardest route in the world but, due to the quality of rock, the incredible shapes of the holds and the perfect verticality of the wall, it is one of the most singular. The route is well equipped with bolts and rings (special ones made by Petzl), but sometimes it’s run out enough to maintain the game of “Oops, here it’s really better I don’t fall.” Compulsory moves are not harder than 6c, and so attempting the route is possible for many climbers." (Arnaud Petit, France)

Videos: 1. Sasha DiGuilian 2. Magnus Midtbø

Gear

  • Min 2x50m or 1x90m rope.
  • 14 quickdraws including 2 extensible.
  • 60cm/120cm sling

Route

Bolted at hard moves. Slings in threads at easier moves.

  1. 6c (30m): Technical pitch with balancy moves. Up the chimney, inside the cave, out of the cave to the right of the bolt, up then onto the slab to the left of the bolt. For safety, wrap a sling around a thread to your left just when leaving the chimney to set up the first safety point. Another sling is already set up after it as well before the first bolt. Might need to take off your backpack to enter the chimney.

  2. 6b+ (35m): Fantastic climb with the crux at the overhang just before the anchor.

  3. 6b (35m): Relatively more runout, juggy and a little pumpy.

  4. 6b+ (35m): Sweet climb with the crux at the overhang just before the anchor. Uncomfortable hanging belay.

  5. 7b (30m): Brutal crimpy climb starting with an overhang with tiny footholds.

  6. 6b (30m): Sustained climb, harder at last few meters. Anchor is in a cave where couple of people can sit blocked off wind.

  7. 6c (45m)

  8. 6c+ (40m)

  9. 7b (30m)

  10. 7b (25m)

  11. 7b (35m)

  12. 6a+ (20m)

Descent

When rappelling from second pitch anchor to first pitch anchor, you must be careful that your rope doesn’t get stuck in the crack next to the first pitch. To achieve this, lower the rope until above the crack/ledge and have the rest of it tied and on you. Untie the rope and throw it away from the crack. Rappel until the ledge that has the first bolt of the second pitch and allow the other climbers to rappel to the first pitch anchor while ensuring the rope doesn’t get stuck in the crack. The other climbers can belay you while you down climb to the first pitch anchor. To get to ground, rappel out against the wall, not towards the starting point.

FA: Arnaud Petit

Sport 400m, 12
7b SE Diedre: Warriors of the Wastelands
1 6a
2 5+
3 5+
4 7b
5 5+
6 5+
7 5+
8 5+
9 6b

ED

Trad 450m, 9
Wadi Rum Jabel Um Ishrin Rakabat Canyon
7b Priez pour Nous
1 6b
2
3 6c
4 5+
5 7b
6 6b
7 6c

6b, 6c, 5+, 7b, 6b, 6c

Topo.

Between "Perverse Frog" and "The Beauty".

FA: Benoit Kempf & C. Berna, 2006

Sport 6
Wadi Rum Barrah Barrah Canyon
7b Drill Story

A wonderful line! Maybe the only overhang single pitch sport climb in Rum. Bouldery start leads to tufa style.

Sport 12
Wadi Rum Barrah Jebel Barrah slovenian cave north
7b Cry & smile

if you start the climb by climbing over the boulder then its 7a+ Klemen Becan

FA: Klemen Bečan, 2014

Sport 30m
7b Pull the devils tail
1 6b+
2 6a
3 3
4 7b
5 7a
6 6b+
7 7a+
8 6b+
9 6c+
10 6c+
11 7a

FFA: M.Masè, M.Vago, L.Lanfranchi & Simone_Pedeferri, 2011

FA: Riccardo Cassin, 2011

Trad 410m, 11

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