Routes in Middle East for selected grade

Brittle bottom, cruxy center.

First route on this crag. Used to be the only one for a log time. Very nice and interesting one.

one crux before the roof. hard for OS

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Currently closed by National Park Authority

Crimpy around the crux

The first route after the big cave. After the pumpy start take a rest in the smelly hyrax cave. Then continue with more delicate moves to the top.

Another nice line. Great length if combined with the second pitch. Take a long rope (70m)!

Interesting moves around the overhang (careful at the third clip), then easier.

Bouldery.

Worth the money - sustained. Directly to the right of the trad crack.

A bit crumbly at the start but then nice, interesting face.

Go straight up for a 7c or snatch some holds from Picadilly on the right to make it 7a.

aka the Cheesegrater

Crimpy.

As the name indicates. Think left towards the end.

Hard crux at the end.

After the first few moves, do a physical traverse to the right and continue more or less straight up via the left side of the little roof. Possible link-up to the upper half of Diamond Mine.

Nice slab with small holds and some holes . Really amazing

An amazing slab with lots of heels movement on it . Small ledges ends to the chain in the anchor

On the edge of the third cave , directly goes up to the chain anchor

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

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

Translates as "crimpy" or "nail" depending on who you ask. The centre route of the tryptic that start from the raised platform goes directly up the guts of the wall, sustained quality, crimpy climbing on good rock. DBB and chain.

"Waterfall" starts 10m up the canyon from Shir Shah unde the obvious left-facing corner. A very cool sequence lead to the tufa and past it (crux) before gaining the crack (which you unfortunately don't need to use given the waterwashed blobs that give the route its name).

1. 15 FB

2. 12 FB

3. 7 FB

4. 9 FB

1. 1 FB trad

2. Trad

3. 1 FB trad

Around the corner as the walking track continues towards the summit the wall eases off. This line tackles the proudest line 5m right of the arete. Great climbing on good rock.

A nice and amazing roof of 13 meters with nice movements .

close to Titanic route and with the same movement

A nice route with lots of slab and crack climbing

a classic line . 3 stars

New route starts the same as the 6a but then goes diagonally left

Shares start with "Red Pillar", then breaks right.