Routes as sport in Myanmar

Vertical climbing on solid stone at the bottom with holds right where you need them. There are some very large supect boulders at the top, perhaps bordering on the dangerous side.

The first route in Myanmar. This route climbs to the first set of anchors. Tyler Hoffart added a hard extension later; see "Za Za"

5.8 first pitch, juggy with really fun moves, the crux is at the top. Watch for loose rock. Start up wet looking seam. It may need gardening.

The second pitch (7A on topo), 'Big Goat' goes at 5.10b and is well worth the effort. (FA: Andrew Riley) a 60m rope will reach the bottom from the top of Big Goat.

Climb a fun bulge on good holds into a groove. Possible 5.10a

Solid stone, fun moves. Has a mono pocket, high feet crux move and ends on jugs.

Good fun route with two crux's near the top. Some suspect loose blocks up top.

Bit of loose rock on the route.

Boulder problem at bottom leads to sustained 5.10 climbing. Another crux near the top.

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The right most route. Named after a teacher. Bolts only no hangers.

Great start leads to a wandering slab finish.

P1 - Climb the face. P2 - Climb through cave, exiting the top of cave say 'hi; to budda, at the anchors.

A hard proud route. Geometric climbing and compression on slopers and pinches with a few jugs and crimps.

(5A on topo) An extension of Saya Steve takes the route to the top of the wall. Strong stone, fun and pumpy crux.

Two pitch route bolted by Tyler Hoffart. Estimated to be in the 5.12 range. Shares the top anchor of 3 Bro's.

Starts on slab to overhanging boulder problem. Technical and pumpy climb. Right most line on the wall. Be wary that bolts 1-3 may not have hangers on the route.

Climb bulge then face. Shares the same anchor as Lava Smoothy.

Second pitch to 'Slingshot Monkey'. Takes 2 rappels to get to the ground, a 70m rope may be needed....

Route is extremely loose!!!! First couple bolds are missing hangers. Second pitch is an open project.

(11A on topo) Open Project - Second pitch of 'Hot Season'

Stem up the dihedral to the overhang and then pull through the roof on good pockets (crux). First bold is missing the hanger. Crux maybe harder for shorter climbers.

Face climbing through two small roofs to exposed slab and headwall.

A technical climb up the face, over the lip. The chains are to the right.

Hard start leads several moderately difficult moves through roofs with the crux near the top.

Climb hard face moves to short arete. Move then to slabby wandering and looser climbing at 5.10ish.