Routes in Kazakhstan for selected grade

1. 6b+, 14 bolts,

2. 5b, 4 bolts,

3. 6a+, 7 bolts,

4. 6b+, 8 bolts,

5. 7a, 9 bolts,

6. 7a, 10 bolts.

Another partially bolted sport route, requiring occasional trad gear in some places.

1. 6b+, 8 bolts,

2. 6a, 7 bolts,

3. 6b+, 4 bolts,

4. 5c, 5 bolts,

5. 6b+, 9 bolts,

6. 6c, 9 bolts,

7. 7a, 8 bolts.

7b+ if climbed along the bolts, 7a if you use the arete on the left.

Interesting crux.

7b if you climb directly over the overlap. Around 6b if you climb the crack.

Fun moves through the overlap. There is a hollow-sounding block at the top which seems stable.

The crag classic, with interesting moves on the first pitch (7a) and adventurous, sparsely bolted, loose second pitch (6a)

The rooflet is the crux.

Starts on a gentle slab 10-15m right of Surpriz.

The first bolted route right of Shel s ptitsami.

P1: 6b, 23m, 10 bolts. P2: 7a, 25m, 13 bolts. Beware of potential ledge fall in the middle of this pitch.

1. Climb the slab. 6c, 30m, 10 bolts

2. Vertical wall and slabs 7a/+, 25m, 9 bolts.

1. 6a+, 7 bolts,

2. 7a, 9 bolts

Sustained crux on crimps followed by easier climbing to the top.

The wide overhanging crack right of Plyashi v ogne! Access by climbing first pitch of Plyashi v ogne!. Traverse right at the top to spike belay on the ridge. Cams to BD #6.

From the bottom, once again, it appeared like a walk in the park, in fact, it turned out to be a tricky 7a. There is no place to build a belay on the top. The leader has to sit into a pit and belay from their harness.

For the first 8 meters there is an offwidth that swallows two #5 and one #6 camalots. The crack then narrows and disappears, leaving you in a corner with a couple of pockets for cams. To get down, rappel from a big block on a ledge or climb a 3-meter step and walk down on foot.