Routes in Iran for selected grade

Bit tricky the first two or three draws. From onto the shelf and up top a pretty easy climb

A popular slabby route. The name comes from the nature of the movements, stretching hands and feet as a lizard. It can be climbed either direct to the top at 6b+ (recommended) or by darting rock to the crack at about 2/3 height.

Bring along a set of BD friends/cams up to #2 and double on smaller cams. Add some small nuts for good measure.

Easy slab climbing. Be mindful of the tree roots to the right of the anchor.

Easy climb with no real crux. Easy finish to the right, or power up to the left for a more spicey finish.

Nice line, straight up. Easier on the left of the draws.

The right hand route of the tryptic that start from the raised platform is the best warm up at the crag. Easy moves to start lead to the crux coming at the top. DBB but watch the loose block on the last move under the chains.

Pitch one: 5.10a, Pitch two:5.10a, pitch three: 5.10a

Chain Anchor

Route is just to the left of the crack.