Routes in Iran for selected grade

A stunning slab climbing . just a tree on the way to have lunch .

The first pitch (25m) is a good warm up in its own right and is popular. First pitch has a baby crux. Variety of holds to the anchor. The second pitch (25m) follow a crack to a ledge and is a bit sustained.

1. 14 FB

2. 9FB

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.

1. no bolts. beautiful layback with nice jugs.

2. one bolt under the overhang bit. Face climb on slight overhang to the right. Has one carrot bolt

3. 2 bolts right at the top. Start from the left of the anchor up the crack. Practice your gear placement (set of cams, blue to yellow). Sit on the roof with your climbing buddy.

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

Pitch one:5.9 (sport), pitch two:5.10b (Trad)

1. 14 FB

2. 10 FB

3. 10 FB

1. 14 FB

2. 9 FB

3. 10 FB

Once the track meets the cave there are two warm up routs on new bolts (and several on old bolts) 10m to the left. This is the most left of the two. Easy climbing to awkward crux over bulge (more easy to step left and come back into the line).

a wide crack that the climbers follow it from left side on the slab and sometimes using the crack . The route was opened for memorial of "Amin " which was one of the canyoners of Iran which died in 2017

Chain anchor

Route follows the the crack. There is also a higher graded route alternative left of the crack going straight up.