Indonesia Guide

Location: Bukit Bulek, Kecamatan Baso, Kabupaten Agam. 400 meters from highway Bukit Tinggi - Payakumbuh. You can see the crag clearly from the highway.

history

Developed since 1995

Summary:

Lat / Long: -0.297939, 100.712194

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Developing area. Currently and maybe has 3 to 5 routes. Very beautiful area with rice fields and there is a crag in the middle of rice fields.

access issues

The area is deep in the village and the road quite challenging.

Summary:

Lat / Long: -0.970248, 100.366031

description

Near to the beach and need to climb the stair before go to the crag, leisure stair. The rock high approximately 30 meter.

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Lat / Long: -0.144860, 100.660395

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Many old anchors in the spot. No lowering rings on the top!! Common practice for cleaning is downclimb. New routes are also available though. Video.

description

This is an epic rock climbing area in Indonesia, with some futuristic and extremely hard walls, still waiting to be bolted. Surroundings are just unbelievably beautiful and authentic.

A 4 hour car ride from Padang airport to Harau Valley. An hour from Payakumbuh market. When you get to Sarilamak market, go straight past the main entrance gate. At the first fork take a left to the main areas. All sectors are close to the road.

where to stay

There are some homestays in Harau village. Tent is also an option. Contact person: WhatsApp: +62 812 6708 9817 (Mis Juli) Instagram: jfo.harau

Summary:

Lat / Long: -0.965110, 100.487433

description

Mostly routes are hung/overhung. Next to the crag have a cave and river

access issues

we have to walk for 10 minutes from the last motorcycle and car access

where to stay

we can set up a tent under the crag or stay at home residents

ethic

before entering the area ngalau baba must first report to the owner of the land that has a hut 15 meters from the crag

summary

Developing area.The crag is in the village area.

Summary:

Lat / Long: -0.699610, 100.999898

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Developing area. According to the local approximately Silokek has 10 routes. Information is limited. Silokek is a local tourist destination and a geopark.

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Jl. Subrantas Driving Range Golf Area, Bengkalis, Riau 28752

description

Semagor, Bungo, 73212

summary

rock climbing route in the tourist area called Ngalau Indah has views that are pleasing to the eye

description

pass the stairs to the starting point of the climb and there is a cave at the end of the stairs

access issues

pass the stairs to the starting point of the climb

approach

Puncak Marajo, Tourist Office of Payakumbuh, Universitas Andalas Payakumbuh

where to stay

Mapala Kadupa Ungu (Universitas Andalas Payakumbuh)

Summary:

Mostly Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -7.160177, 109.753672

description

Java is an island of Indonesia. With a population of over 141 million (the island itself) or 145 million (the administrative region) as of 2015 Census released in December 2015, Java is home to 56.7 percent of the Indonesian population and is the most populous island on Earth. The Indonesian capital city, Jakarta, is located on western Java. The island is administratively divided into two special regions: Jakarta and Yogyakarta and four provinces: Banten, West Java, Central Java, East Java.

Formed mostly as the result of volcanic eruptions, Java is the 13th largest island in the world and the fifth largest in Indonesia. A chain of volcanic mountains forms an east–west spine along the island. Three main languages are spoken on the island: Javanese, Sundanese, and Madurese. Of these, Javanese is the dominant; it is the native language of about 60 million people in Indonesia, most of whom live on Java. Furthermore, most residents are bilingual, speaking Indonesian (the official language of Indonesia) as their first or second language. Java is divided into four provinces, West Java, Central Java, East Java, and Banten, and two special regions, Jakarta and Yogyakarta.

Java is almost entirely of volcanic origin; it contains thirty-eight mountains forming an east–west spine that have at once or another time been active volcanoes. The highest volcano in Java is Mount Semeru (3,676 m). The most active volcano in Java and also in Indonesia is Mount Merapi (2,930 m). The area of Java is approximately 150,000 km2. It is about 1,000 km (620 mi) long and up to 210 km (130 mi) wide. The island's longest river is the 600 km long Solo River. The river rises from its source in central Java at the Lawu volcano, then flows north and eastward to its mouth in the Java Sea near the city of Surabaya. Other major rivers are Brantas, Citarum, Cimanuk and Serayu.

The average temperature ranges from 22 °C to 29 °C; average humidity is 75%. The northern coastal plains are normally hotter, averaging 34 °C during the day in the dry season. The south coast is generally cooler than the north, and highland areas inland are even cooler.[13] The wet season begins in November and ends in April. During that rain falls mostly in the afternoons and intermittently during other parts of the year. The wettest months are January and February.

approach

Most transportation modes in the country can take you to Java island, either by air, land or sea. Most climbing destination in Java sometimes located in a remote area. It is better to get there by personal vehicle or a combination of public transportation and walking.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -6.975303, 106.291200

summary

Sawarna is a beach that has several cliffs that can be climbed. With white sand that stretches and beautiful sunsets, this is the beach with the most cliffs suitable for climbing. The Sawarna Sea is directly opposite the Indian Ocean, this is why the waves in this place invite many surfers.

description

Several climbing routes that used titanium hangers, some other paths still use ordinary bolts.

The climbing path is located on both the right and left sides of the cave mouth. If you want a cool climb in the morning, climb on the wall on the left side of the cave and if in the afternoon climb on the right side of the cave.

access issues

The journey from Bandung or Jakarta is approximately 5 hours by car. By going through the Pelabuhan Ratu beach route, Sukabumi, you need an hour's drive through the countryside where the road is narrow, winding and steep.

approach

After arriving at the entrance to Sawarna Beach (left side of the road from Pelabuhan Ratu), it took 5 minutes to get to the parking lot right by the beach. Along the road to the parking lot, on the right are cliff walls, some of which have climbing routes.

It takes 5 minutes to walk from the parking lot along the beach with beautiful white sand.

where to stay

You can stay at several inns in the Sawarna Beach area. Likewise, outside the beach area, along the road from Pelabuhan Ratu to Sawarna Beach, there are several inns and homestays. Or you can also camp in the parking area of the Sawarna beach which is lush with trees.

ethic

Sawarna beach ticket price is quite affordable, which is Rp. 5,000, -/person, the entrance fee levy is entered into the village treasury for the management and maintenance of tourist attractions.

Summary:

Sport climbing, Bouldering and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -6.292704, 106.787133

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -6.315298, 107.296781

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City near Purwakarta and Bekasi

Summary:

Sport climbing, Bouldering and other styles

Lat / Long: -6.595282, 107.340938

access issues

Please check at badega

approach

3 hours drive from Jakarta, 2 hours drive from Bandung.

Summary:

Mostly Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -6.916429, 107.491898

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Capital City of West Java.

approach

3 hour from Jakarta.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -6.727798, 108.380614

summary

A small outcropping of limestone rocks, recently bolted in 2017.

description

Located inside a park/campground with a small pool, places for picnic and unfortunately loud and annoying music. The view is amazing. The rock needs a day or two to dry after rain. Some bolts are good, but most of them rosty and old. So be careful and check before you start climbing! There is a lot of moss on most of the routes and some are hard to reach because the start is overgrown.

access issues

Entrance fee to the park is 10.000 rupia.

approach

(-6.727722, 108.380833)

Three hours by train from Jakarta, two hours early morning drive from Jakarta.

From Cirebon train station, it's possible to hire a taxi to bring you directly to the location. It is about an hour drive.

Taking a public bus is possible just until "Balai Desa Paningkiran" and from there it is a nice walk through rice fields and forests for about an hour more to the rocks. There are several small shops on the way.

As you reach the entrance of the park/campground the rocks are visible. Just five minutes walk up the hill.

where to stay

Possible to pitch a tent on the grass in front of the rocks, or ask at the 'warung'/shops if you can sleep in their premise.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -7.220375, 109.915552

summary

Newly bolted (2016) crag with some nice sport routes

description

The location is EPIC. Definitely must go if on Java island, and not only because of climbing. But everything around is unbelievably beautiful.

Video. Pictures and some topos.

access issues

Free

approach

Better take a motorbike to access from Dieng city. You can do it to the sector with 30 min. Walk also. Or make your way to Wonosobo, connect with a guide at Dieng Climbing Adventure.

where to stay

Dieng city hostels

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -7.383229, 110.075807

approach

(-7.383893, 110.073830)

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -7.348148, 110.428571

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Pictures.

Summary:

Mostly Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -7.973614, 110.543927

description

The special region Yogyakarta is located near the southern coast of Java, surrounded on three sides by the province of Central Java, and with the Indian Ocean on the south side.

Some climbing areas are located inside/near tourist attractions where you have to pay entrance fee and parking. It is usually crowded during weekend and/or school holidays.

The climbing areas in the southern coast are limestone facing the sea. Some bolts have some degree of corrosion. ALWAYS check the bolts condition before you start climbing.

approach

Yogyakarta is served by Adisucipto International Airport. There are two train stations: Lempuyangan and Yogyakarta (also called Tugu station). Yogyakarta is considered one of the major hubs that links the west-east main railway route in Java island. To the south, in the Bantul region, is the Giwangan bus station. The center of metropolitan Yogyakarta is surrounded by a ring road.

Summary:

Mostly Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.197389, 111.771650

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Sport climbing and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -7.930454, 112.310741

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.200906, 112.532585

description

Limestone Cliffs ranging from 15 to 40m. There is camping, a small warung (place to buy some simple food, water, etc.) and bathrooms with water. Routes are mostly in the 5b-7c range, with at least one 8a in the cave.

approach

From the small town of Kepanjen (south of the main town of Malang), its about 25 minutes. Just put Lembah Kera in google maps and you'll get there. You can rent motorcycles in Malang or Kepanjen depending on where you are staying. The last part of the road to the crag is not great and it is pretty small, so I recommend a motorcycle.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -6.930021, 112.389630

description

Surowiti offers approximately 60 sport climbs about 1.5 hours from Surabaya.

Surabaya is the capital of East Java and has Indonesia's first full service climbing gym. The gym also offer a guide service and transportation to and fromthe local crags.

The area currently doesn't have a guidebook, but one is in progress. (Simple topos can be picked up at Class 5 RCC in Surabaya)

The cliff is shaded after 11:00 almost year-round, and most days has a nice breeze blowing in from the Madura Straight.

Routes here are all equipped with stainless steel bolts and hangers. With routes rated from 4a to 8a, this crag has something for everyone.

approach

Surowiti, East Java, Indonesia. A private car or Motocycle is require. Located half way between Grisic and Tuban in the small village of Surowiti.

From the parking area to furthest route is 15 minutes.

description

Jl. Dukuh Kupang Timur XI / 21B, Surabaya,

description

https://fptikotaprobolinggo.wordpress.com/tag/fpti-kota-probolinggo/

Jl.Dr.Soetomo 62A- Kota Probolinggo, Jawa Timur, 67219

Summary:

Bouldering, Sport climbing and other styles

Lat / Long: -8.392825, 115.142347

description

Nicknamed as Islands of the Gods, Bali offers some enjoyable bouldering areas on stunning beaches when you need a break from water sports.

approach

Most international flights go to Ngurah Rai international airport (DPS). Renting a motorbike is the best way to get around or if you are in a big group renting a car is the second best option. Otherwise you need to use Grab or Gojek apps to get around.

Summary:

Sport climbing, Top roping and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -8.209041, 115.379853

summary

Multiple Routes are sharing same anchors as the re-bolting is done voluntarily and self funded by local Rock Climbing Guide Kris Hendrawanga and associates.

Able to set up Top Rope Anchor by hiking up behind Wall 6 area to do rappeling.

description

The rocks are mainly vertical, with a few easier and a few steeper routes mixed in. The holds are mainly flat edges and crimps, with a good mix of flat and obvious footholds. The rocks are quite dusty after rain. Bring a brush.

Pictures and article.

access issues

Conservation for the climbing crag is 125,000 IDR per pax. Please make payment to the Conservation Village House in charge so that rock climbing remains accessible and open to all climbers. This also helps in development of the climbing area.

approach

To find just follow google maps to location. There is basically one road in and out of the village. The walk in is less than 40 metres. It is easy enough to just ride through the farmland on the dirt roads and park right up near the wall.

Contact Kris Hendrawangsa on Facebook for directions and guide if required.

Drop by the Conservation for directions if you are unable to find any.

where to stay

The area has a large lake which is famous for it's hot springs. One of the most popular hotels and hot spring resorts is Toya Devasya http://toyadevasya.com/

Volcano Hostel is recommended for Fuss Free breakfast and bed stay. Available on Booking.com. Please contact: Edi (Hostel Owner) or Kris Hendrawangsa (Bali Rock Climbing guide, available on Facebook)

history

Provided by Kris Hendrawangsa, Bali Rock Climbing Guide. Prepared by Victor Soh, Singaporean Climber.

the first time open sector is Budi and friends, the people here is really friendly.

Provided by Kris Hendrawangsa, Bali Rock Climbing Guide. Prepared by Victor Soh.

Summary:

Mostly Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.239349, 115.378313

summary

Multiple Routes are sharing same anchors as the re-bolting is done voluntarily and funded by rock climber in Bali and associates.

description

The rocks are mainly vertical, with a few easier and a few steeper routes mixed in. The holds are mainly flat edges and crimps, with a good mix of flat and obvious footholds. The rocks are quite dusty after rain. Bring a brush.

6 Wall Topos are done up thanks to Kris Hendrawangsa and associates.

access issues

Conservation for the climbing crag is 125,000 IDR per pax. Please make payment to the Conservation Village House in charge so that rock climbing remains accessible and open to all climbers. This also helps in development of the climbing area.

approach

To find, follow google maps to location. There is basically one road in and out of the village. The walk in is less than 40 meters. It is easy enough to just ride through the farmland on the dirt roads and park right up near the wall. you can contact some climbing club in bali on instagram such as @balirockclimbing @adventure4good Derek Platt.id , @baliclimbingadventure and @rockclimbingtripindonesia they are suport rock climbing in bali.

where to stay

The area has a large lake which is famous for it's hot springs. One of the most popular hotels and hot spring resorts is Toya Devasya http://toyadevasya.com/

Volcano Hostel is recommended for Fuss Free breakfast and bed stay. Available on Booking.com. Please contact Edi (Hostel Owner) or them in instagram, just easy find them @balirockclimbing @adventure4good Derek Platt.id , @baliclimbingadventure and @rockclimbingtripindonesia , you can chose them, just check it out on instagram

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.255644, 115.334779

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Founf here.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.421545, 115.681278

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.734980, 115.171873

description

Videos.

approach

If you can identify it, please add location, thx!

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.781702, 115.150211

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.790343, 115.125161

description

There is a 5000 rupiah fee to access the beach, which can be skipped if you show up early (ticketing begins at 6am).

Follow the stairs down to the beach, then walk to your right to the ring of boulders at the end of the beach.

approach

Access is incredibly easy, just follow the map marker on google maps for Balangan Beach.

Summary:

Mostly Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.811484, 115.103435

description

Best boulders in Bali! Good quality limestone and some rock reef. All boulders are doable on the sand without crash bad. All kind of holds and jugs! Rebolted by Bryan titanium glued bolts.

Bolted routes towards the left section of the cliff 8-12m high. Plenty of bouldering all along the crag, which leads out towards the right. Lot of traversing with soft sand beneath for a safe landing. Better to climb at low tide otherwise you'll end up with wet feet, and soggy pumps.

Short, limestone wall with several vertical to overhanging routes. Rock can be wet and/or sandy, bolts are not top quality, and routes are mostly short, but challenging. Can also do some decent bouldering on this wall and some boulders in the area.

Video. Video.

access issues

Pay entrance fee to Padang beach.

approach

Crag can be seen from the tall bridge of Jalan Labuhan Sait (road near Uluwatu). Looking down to the beach and the surfers, the crag is on the left hand side; a large orange wall overhanging the beach impossible to miss. Park at the carpark on the road and make your way by foot using the narrow staircase carved out from inbetween a large crack in the rock on the opposite side of the beach.

Head towards Uluwatu from Denpasar or Kuta. Continue past the town of Pecatu and ask for Padang-Padang Beach. You can plug the GPS coordinates into Google Maps and it will also give you directions. You will cross a bridge that looks down over the beach, and there will be parking on the right hand side after the bridge. Go down the steps to the beach and the crag will be the obvious orange limestone wall on the left. Looks for the bolts.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.813663, 115.096054

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.815145, 115.088513

summary

Blue point beach is a popular surfing spot with limestone cliffs - many potential undeveloped overhang roof routes and boulders

approach

Can park or go to Single Fin - and follow the signage down to the beach

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.817703, 115.087213

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.848321, 115.170928

description

Pretty sharp reef rock. Sand bottom. Long but good stairs from parking. Only low and mid tide 🌊 Keep an eye of your stuff. Monkeys can steal them! 🐒

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.846010, 115.172307

description

https://climbingaway.fr/en/climbing-areas/jimbaran

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.842483, 115.192175

description

Some higher tide and some low tide boulders! Sharp reef rock.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.840774, 115.199595

description

Long buttress on the beach plus a few stand alone boulders with a beautiful beach scenery. Most climbs are around 3/4 metres with some potential for higher roped problems in the cave. The rock is sharp and reminiscent of that in mallorca - so is probably limestone but I'm no expert

approach

Go down Jl. Gunung Payang (road) past the golf course and follow signs to the beach downa series of stone stairs.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.834128, 115.213441

description

Less-crowded beach with some boulder problems. Bringing a climbing tape is advisable.

approach

30 minutes ride from the airport to Samabe. From the parking lot walk down the stairs toward the beach. Go right and walk around half a mile and the wall is on the right.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.813656, 115.189468

description

Video.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.681060, 115.434210

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.801877, 115.231750

description

Basically this is just an outdoor setup with the following walls:

— 6 boulder blocks 3x4m

— 1 speed climbing wall 4x20m

— 1 lead climbing wall 5x15m

Operating hours bit random, but mostly open on weekday evenings. There is a number to call if you aren’t sure if it’s open: +6281916259079.

http://gibbonclimbingclub.blogspot.com/

Jl. Kunti no. 2- Seminyak- Badung, Bali,

description

The Eiger Flagship Store also has a large outdoor climbing wall, similar to the Badung Climbing Gym. When I went, it was absolutely deserted (probably because it sits out in the boiling heat every single day). Inside the Eiger store you’ll find a lot of hiking camping gear and the bouldering wall is located upstairs. Again, there were absolutely no people when I went ( about 2pm on a Tuesday ).

It costs 50,000 IDR for a 2 hour session. Just go to the front desk on the ground floor and ask to climb upstairs. It’s a very basic setup and the routes are nothing fancy. The wall is about 25+ metres wide and about 2.5 metres high. There are only about 3–5 established routes, which traverse back and forth along the wall.

You could easily create your own routes and have a bit of fun, which would be cool if you were with a group of friends. Otherwise, it’s really just a simple wall to have a good endurance session.

approach

Jalan. Sunset Road №104, Seminyak, Kuta

summary

BALI CLIMBING BOULDER GYM open fro Public everyday at 08 am Untill 9 pm inculing equipments GYM, and uograde route every once a Months

description

pay entries including at the shoes, eqipments gym and lesson to climbing for beginer

@balisportscenter

history

this place open since 2017 until now ,and open event competition Climbing 2017

description

This place is a tiny hole-in-the-wall kinda place. It’s relatively new to the scene and the first of it’s kind in Canggu. It’s really just a few bouldering walls and there aren’t many routes on the wall, but there are plenty of holds to experiment with. It’s the perfect kind of place to train as they’ve got everything you need for a good session.

The Bali Climbing website is surprisingly legit, given the fact that the place is so small. They have a solid setup but it really is just a small garage’s worth of walls. I wasn’t aware that they offered so much when I went there, but if you’re looking for some private coaching or guidance climbing outdoors then they might be able to help. Perhaps if it gets some traction and popularity then it might offer outdoor trips on a regular basis. At the moment the price for an outdoor excursion is 1, 250, 000 with a minimum of two people. The main walls

Entrance for a 2 hour pass will set you back 150, 000 IDR. That’s a bit steep in my mind, especially for Bali. They do offer “happy hour” prices from 11am to 2pm for 100, 000 IDR, but it gets seriously hot in the middle of the day.

approach

Jalan Munduk Catu, Batu Bolong, Canggu

summary

Bali Sports Climbing going pending to open until September 2020, the place include the gym, Yoga, Dojo and Diving

description

the place will be open for public,available for beginer until expert and including Top rope climbing (Automatic Belay) we have pass class and private class about the Sport climbing, we will be teach you to climbing and even make it better, our routes from beginer until expert, used system grade USD(YDS) and France grade.

approach

address at Jl. Munduk Catu, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351 near from BAli Climbing Bouldering gym

history

Bali Sports Climbing pending to open April 2020, the place include the gym, Yoga and Dojo ,and avilable hotel and surf lesson

summary

this place is favorite in Bali , these cool place and close in Ubud, but few months this place got accident, hopefully gonna open soon!!

description

https://www.facebook.com/Tokeiubud

This bouldering gym has a TON of potential. It’s a decent sized space with an upstairs section under construction and projected to be ready by Jan 2018. Until the gym opens properly in early 2018, the cost of entry is purely based on donations.

The downstairs area has a really solid variety of climbs from vertical to overhanging, including the gnarly cave section at the back of the space. I loved the route setting style as the routes had a really nice degree of technical difficulty to them. If you get chatting with the owners then you most likely would be able to help create a route or two if that’s what you’re into.

They are looking to get in a large batch of climbing shoes for hire as well. Once the place opens for good then you can expect an entry fee. This place is definitely worth checking out!

https://www.tokeiclimbing.com/

approach

18 xJalan Raya Andong, Peliatan, Ubud

summary

MONK CLIMBING GYM UBUD is the only bouldering gym in Ubud Andong area with nice bouldering space and nice family vibes, publicly open every day from 10am to 10pm local Bali time.

description

Traditional and modern style combination gym, Boulder and outdoor climbing activities, pricing are including all equipment (Shoes and etc for outdoor excursion) that needed, good for beginners and professional climber.

approach

Easy access in the main road of Andong Street Ubud,only 5 min from Ubud central.

history

This place is opened 1st of July 2023 by local Balinese climber family who dreamed to build climbing gym and community, with 100% local made and source of material ( holds, volumes, wall, etc), supporting local climber and wellcoming climbers all over the world.

summary

Welcome to the ultimate bouldering experience in the heart of Bali's vibrant Canggu neighborhood! Opened on 1st Sep 2023, we are located at No.30 Jalan Raya Babakan, Canggu. Just a short 10 to 12 mins ride / drive from the beach. Whether you're a seasoned climber or a complete beginner, we invite you to embark on an exhilarating journey with us.

description

The gym is fully air-conditioned and cosy. The walls are about 4m high and of different variations featuring a simple flat wall for the beginners , a slab wall, and an also overhang for the seasoned hardcore climbers! The routes are a mix of old school climbing and modern bouldering to test and improve your skills. Our experienced route setters ensure that there's always something new to conquer, keeping your climbing experience fresh and exciting.

But the adventure doesn't stop at our climbing walls. We've created a relaxed and inviting chill-out space where you can unwind, connect with fellow climbers, or simply take a moment to catch your breath. It's the perfect place to refuel, discuss betas, and plan your next climb.

So, whether you're a local resident or a traveler seeking an adrenaline rush in paradise, we invite you to join us for a climb.

approach

We are conveniently located at No. 30 Jalan Raya Babakan Canggu, Search for Klimb Boulder Gym Bali on google maps! We have ample parking for motorbikes!

history

Klimb is a partnership between 2 friends who met thru climbing in Sep 2022, Fast forward a year and here we are living our dream. We have a huge passion for climbing and we want to create a vibrant climbing community in Bali. So come join us today!

Summary:

Mostly Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.572552, 115.990362

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.751072, 115.961545

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.359398, 116.031979

description

A collection of pillow lava along the south edge of the beach. The boulders are short, so sit-starts as needed to make them worth while. Not an extensive range, enough for a couple of hours.

Possibility of more boulders on the hillside behind the beach and an impressive artificial crack line hides at the top of the hill.

approach

Follow the costal roads south until the sunset bar. Beach boulders are obvious on the south side of the beach.

The hillside routes can be found behind the concrete walls, on the opposite side of the road.

Following the stairs up the hill from sunset bar will get you to the large concrete dome, housing the crack line.

Summary:

Sport climbing and Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.568545, 117.985091

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.975484, 116.734437

summary

Rocks accessible at low tide.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -8.965133, 116.727083

summary

A few rocks for bouldering.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.874180, 118.438198

summary

Trolu Cliff has a width of about 600 meters and a height of about 130 meters. There are still many cliff areas with great potential for climbing routes.

description

There are no residents / settlements in this cliff area. No electricity and internet signal. So, all necessities such as food, drinks and electronic equipment must be prepared before entering this cliff area. There is a water source about 15 minutes (to the east) from the beachfront camp area. In front of the cliff (precisely under the climbing path) there is a spring.

Video.

access issues

It took 1 hour by car from Dompu town, past Lakey Beach and from the last village about 20 minutes. The village road has been paved and then continued with a rocky road to arrive in front of the cliff valley.

approach

From the rocky village road to get to the front of the cliff there is already a path (semi climbing) through the thick forest trees of the Trolu valley.

where to stay

There are two choices of places to camp. First, on the beach and second in front of the cliff.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -8.681456, 117.474992

summary

Why is it called Liang Bukal which means bat hole because in these cliff caves there are a lot of bats nesting.

description

It's been well managed. There is a large parking area, prayer room, toilets too. Because it has become a tourist location for local residents. In addition to the cliffs to climb, you are treated to tours of waterfalls and rocky rivers. you can bathe cheerfully there.

access issues

from the parking lot, walk about 10 minutes to the edge of the cliff.

approach

is about 30 minutes from downtown Sumbawa Besar. accessible by car.

where to stay

No need to worry, because there are several saungs and homestays for lodging.

Summary:

Sport climbing, Bouldering and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -9.731159, 124.240582

Summary:

Sport climbing, Bouldering and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -9.712050, 124.229995

description

Staggering worldclass climbing potential according to Sasha DiGiulian (her article.) Limestone rock near a former marble mining site.

approach

It's located about 30 km north of Soe. Just follow the main road in the direction to Fatumnasi (Mount Mutis), but turn left on a major junction a few kilometres before. When leaving the main road for the last kilometer, the road condition might be a bit bad. Nevertheless, a scooter is sufficient.

Summary:

Trad climbing and Rock climbing

Lat / Long: -0.599533, 114.293329

Summary:

All Rock climbing

Lat / Long: 0.101778, 111.689767

summary

Bukit Kelam (Kelam Hill) also known as Gunung Kelam (Mount Kelam) is one of The World's Largest Monolith Stone. At entrance area has a recreation park and Via Ferrata also available there. Has mini-shop for breakfast-lunch. The recreation park and Via Ferrata facility have been re-maintenance late last year, 2019.

description

Therea are some routes has been bolted there. But route information is limited.

access issues

Access: tar road and the road quite big. Suitable for truck, car and motorcycle etc.

where to stay

Available at Sintang Town only. Around 30-45 minutes by car/truck from Bukit Kelam.

ethic

Village culture.

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -1.009698, 110.328492

description

Batu Daya at an elevation of 958 metres is a mountain with huge potential for big wall climbing. Located in West Kalimantan surrounded by thick jungle and palm oil plantations. Apart from nearby palm oil plantation workers. Local nature enthusiasts and extremely adventurous international rock climbers very few people will even know about Batu Daya.

There isn’t much information online regarding rock climbing at Batu Daya. However, there is one article that provided some basic information on getting to Batu Daya. Apart from the article, there is a YouTube video by Indonesia Big Wall Expedition on climbing Batu Daya.

approach

(-1.008757, 110.324165)

6 hours by car to within sight of the mountain from Ketapang, or 8 hours from Pontianak. Lots of flights between Ketapang and Pontianak but some have a 10kg baggage limit. From Ketapang, follow the coast north to Siduk (90min) then take a right inland on a rough, dusty road across to the Trans Kalimantan road via Sungai Kelik. Once on the Trans Kalimantan road turn left (north) towards Pontianak until you reach the Sandai area.

Permits: Not required if you just want to take photos from afar, but rock climbers will probably have to pay for a traditional good luck ceremony conducted by local shamans prior to climbing. Apparently you need to request permission in Keranji village (30km away from the actual mountain) before staying at Desa Tunas Harapan itself which is just 2km from the rockface).

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -0.486917, 113.623790

description

At an elevation of 1023 metres. Puruk Sandukui in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. It is a slim vertical tower with a 250 metres rock face with huge potential for rock climbing. According to Gunung Bagging. Puruk Sandukui is very difficult to get to (requires several days from the nearest city of Palangkaraya). Hence there isn’t much rock climbing information available online.

approach

See comments here.

Summary:

Rock climbing, Deep water soloing and other styles

Lat / Long: -3.182346, 121.219563

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -3.482215, 119.873849

description

Found here. Article. Video.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -0.636664, 120.055377

Summary:

Deep water soloing and Bouldering

Lat / Long: -5.598829, 122.572410

summary

Large sharp coral cliffs for deep water soloing

description

Beautiful area to dive/snorkel in the middle of the Coral Triangle. Located near the city of Bau Bau - in South East Sulawesi

access issues

There is an airport in Bau Bau city that makes it easy to reach these areas with cliffs. You will need to hire local boats

where to stay

Highly recommend Nirwana Buton Villa for their proximity to the coral reefs and great service

ethic

Respect the local wildlife (marine particularly) as it is all highly endangered and local groups are working towards their conservation

description

Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 28, Palu, 94111

Summary:

All Rock climbing

Lat / Long: -3.074120, 119.892518

summary

Tana Toraja adalah salah satu kabupaten yang berada di provinsi Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia. Ibu kota dari kabupaten ini ada di kecamatan Makale. Tana Toraja memiliki luas wilayah 2.054,30 km² dan pada tahun 2022 memiliki penduduk sebanyak 291.046 jiwa dengan kepadatan 142 jiwa/km²

description

Pada tahun 1909, pemerintah kolonial Belanda menyebut suku ini dengan nama Toraja. Suku Toraja terkenal dengan ritual pemakaman, rumah adat Tongkonan dan juga berbagai jenis ukiran kayu khas Toraja. Ritual pemakaman Toraja merupakan peristiwa sosial yang penting, biasanya dihadiri oleh ratusan orang dan berlangsung selama beberapa hari

Summary:

All Rock climbing

Lat / Long: -4.349884, 119.895540

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: -3.774536, 136.745151

Summary:

Lat / Long: -4.082311, 137.169689

description

The highest point on the island of New Guinea.

This remote, challenging summit has a long, very interesting climbing history starting with the Harrer party first ascent in the early '60's. A variety of routes have been completed in the ensuing years, although most parties use the original north face route for their summit bid. Access is an ever-changing problem. From year to year one can never know what the Indonesian government will impose on travelers seeking permission and permits. Expect surprises. For many years the peak was completely closed. Although it is presently 'open', that situation could change abruptly and without much notice. The extremely lucrative and desperately destructive Freeport/Grasberg open pit mine is visible from the peak and the grinding, crushing sounds of industrial activity are easily heard on calm nights. The proximity of the mine, its shameful history, and the huge sums of money involved have a direct impact on climbing and trekking access. Very recent press accounts indicate that a European group, primarily German, is in the initial stages of constructing a 'trekking hostel' at the base of the peak. Helicopter access and support would indicate the arrival of high end visitation to a heretofore remote, wild, and unique mountain realm. If it comes to fruition, expect costs for a Carstensz visit to skyrocket. Carstensz is limestone and due to the almost constant rain is weathered to a razor sharpness. It's good stone not friendly due to this weathering. Rain or snow can be expected for most of your visit. Though it's not unusual for a day to start with some blue skies for a few hours, the rain clouds will roll back in, never fear. Constant rain for days at a time would not raise an eyebrow. Snow on the upper mountain is also common. Due to the 'rough' texture of the rock, one can climb despite the downpours.

access issues

The political situation & logistics are complex. You are likely to encounter issues with local people on the approach trek, typically demanding a toll/royalty for walking through their village. It is possible your expedition company may demand more money from you on multiple days. If you try to fly to base camp to avoid these issues, apparently helicopter access is limited due to the local mine owning the majority of helicopter licenses available.

approach

In the Sudirman Range in the western central highlands of Papua Province.

A 6 day trek from the remote airstrip at Sugapa. The trek passes through several climates: jungle, swamp, moorland, alipne, rocky. It will likely rain often, so you'll need a full variety of clothing.

Options for getting to Carstensz vary year by year. One 'route' which is presently available involves flying to the interior village of Ilaga, and from there trekking for a week to base camp. One can also engage local helicopter services for an additional flight from Ilaga to a landing zone cutting that hike in half. The biggest obstacle will be arranging permits and negotiating whatever system is in place for interior travel at your particular time. The new 'hostel' is going to have an impact on future visitors, if in fact it is actually built.

where to stay

Tent

Indonesia Guide

Table of contents

1. Indonesia 754 routes in Region

1.1. Sumatra 141 routes in Region

1.1.1. Aceh - Lhoknga 0 routes in Area

1.1.2. Andaleh 22 routes in Crag

1.1.3. Tabiang Baso 13 routes in Crag

1.1.4. Batu Payuang 3 routes in Crag

1.1.5. Gunung Padang 16 routes in Crag

1.1.6. Lembah Harau 75 routes in Crag

1.1.7. Ngalau Baba 2 routes in Crag

1.1.8. Sawahlunto 0 routes in Crag

1.1.9. Silokek Sijunjung 10 routes in Crag

1.1.10. Bengkalis Sport Climbing Center 0 routes in Gym

1.1.11. Bungo Boulder 0 routes in Gym

1.1.12. Ngalau Indah 0 routes in Area

1.2. Java 434 routes in Region

1.2.1. Sawarna Beach - Goa Langir 16 routes in Crag

1.2.2. Jakarta Area 38 routes in Region

1.2.3. Karawang 1 route in Crag

1.2.4. Purwakarta Area 62 routes in Area

1.2.5. Bandung Area 122 routes in Area

1.2.6. Batu Lawang Cirebon 18 routes in Crag

1.2.7. Dieng Plateau 19 routes in Crag

1.2.8. Gunung Sumbing 1 route in Crag

1.2.9. Tebing Pereng Kuning Semarang 10 routes in Crag

1.2.10. Yogyakarta Area 79 routes in Area

1.2.11. Trenggalek Area 30 routes in Area

1.2.12. Gunung Kelud 3 routes in Crag

1.2.13. Lembah Kera 12 routes in Crag

1.2.14. Surowiti 23 routes in Crag

1.2.15. Phyxius Climbing Gym 0 routes in Gym

1.2.16. FPTI Kota Probolinggo 0 routes in Gym

1.3. Bali 125 routes in Region

1.3.1. Songan Village 25 routes in Crag

1.3.2. Batur Caldera 10 routes in Crag

1.3.3. Kintamani 1 route in Crag

1.3.4. Tebing Seraya Timur Karangasem 1 route in Field

1.3.5. Nusa Dua - Nico Beach 8 routes in Boulder

1.3.6. Tebing Pondok Pemuda 1 route in Crag

1.3.7. Balangan Beach 6 routes in Field

1.3.8. Padang Padang Beach 33 routes in Crag

1.3.9. Thomas Beach 2 routes in Field

1.3.10. Blue Point Beach 1 route in Area

1.3.11. Uluwatu Beach 3 routes in Field

1.3.12. Green Bowl 4 routes in Field

1.3.13. Jimbaran 5 routes in Crag

1.3.14. Pandawa 5 routes in Field

1.3.15. Pantai Gunung Payung beach 2 routes in Field

1.3.16. Samabe Beach 5 routes in Field

1.3.17. Panjat Tebing 6 routes in Crag