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Tiger Wall Mostly Sport climbing 9 routes in cliff

Grade context: FR
Photos: 1
Ascents: 18

6b 6c 7a 7b 7c 8a

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Still a fairly new addition to the selection of morning sectors in Ton Sai. Does not see much traffic, although the route quality is supposedly quite good.

Access issues inherited from Ton Sai

No road access. From Ao Nang hire a longtail boat to take you around to Ton Sai. Boats only operate during the day.

Approach

Steep hike 5-10 min

Pass 'Tyrolean Wall' and walk straight along the old, steeper trail to Railay. Just before you reach the highest point (just before a cut-off fallen tree), take the turn-off to the orange wall on your left. You end up on the left side of the wall. If you miss the first turn-off, there are two more paths along the way that either bring you to the center or the righthand side of the wall.

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All titanium bolts.

Set: Ola Brahammar, 2013

All titanium bolts.

Set: Ola Brahammar, 2013

Extension of 'The Rose', about 8b. Protected by slings.

Set: Ola Brahammar, 2013

8 titanium bolts, 1 sling.

Set: Ola Brahammar, 2013

All titanium bolts. 1st pitch of 35 Stitches.

Set: Jonas Wallin, 2012

Two-bolt extension of 'Face Plant'. All titanium bolts.

Set: Jonas Wallin, 2012

1 7a+ 30m

2 7c 40m

3 8a+ 32m

A classic multi pitch. All pitches bolted with titanium glue-ins.

Starts just right of 'Face Plant', then traverses right. All titanium bolts.

Set: Sam Lightner, Scott Morley & Nancy Feagin, 1993

Starts a little bit further right around the vegetated part of the wall. 10 titanium bolts, 1 sling.

Set: Jonas Wallin, 2014

1 5c

2 6b

3 5c

4 6a

5 6a

Trad climb (E2, E5, E5, E4, E6), starting on the very right of 'Tiger Wall', into the obvious corner. See the 'Thailand and Laos Rock Climbing Guidebook' by Elke Schmitz (Basecamp Ton Sai) for a complete description.

Set: Patrick Hammond & Dan Smith, 1999

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