Routes in Middle East for selected grade

Traverse from the far left to the far-right, and then go up.

Very low sit-start on the ledge with a left heel-hook.

Sharp rock at lower, more difficult section leads on easier climbing on water runnels.

Technical route. commit to the moves and trust your feet.

Climb up the fins, variations left (6b+) or right (6c).

Use the same bolts as "The Bush", but stay to the right of the bolts. Technical.

Fun cracks and dihedrals!

Crag classic - Starts in the chimney onto an overhang. Technical climb the dihedral to a small rest. Move slightly to the right and climb up to the anchor.

Sit start at two pockets in the middle of the boulder and straight up.

Sit start same as Up Up and Away, traverse left using sloper rail and top out in the middle of the boulder.

Stand start from the good slopers.

A tall face with many holds all the way

Sit-start

Sit-start

Start from the good ledge to the left of the crack and go right and up.

Sit-start with the slot, go left and up, and avoid hitting the right-hand wall with your head.

Start with the big jug, head right to the good hold, and then up.

Sit-start on jugs.

Has some of the most solid rock at the crag. Sit or stand start and go straight up the face on small and large pockets. A committing top out.

East face. Nice line on good rock. Mentioned in this AAC article.

Starts above. Approach by Via di Servizio

L1:25m / ?bolts 5b

L2:40m/ ?bolts (walk off only, no abseil) 6b+

Shares route with Thunderbolt (left finish)

Buzbağ is an excellent route that starts on a pocketed gray limestone that is common for the area. The upper half of the route follows interesting crack features to a ledge where you will clip the anchor that is clearly visible from the ground.

Buzbağ was named in honour of a bag of boxed wine that brought joy to the first ascent party.

Location Buzbağ is located 9 meters left of the slightly overhanging car sized boulder next to the approach trail that marks the right side of the sector.

Oroperi starts up a nice hand crack on low angle rock to a small roof located 4 meters up the route. Continue on incredible pockrts and slopers with great friction to a small overhang halfway up with climb. Pull a tricky sequence over two separate bulges that will access an anchor that is just out of sight from the belay area.

5 Günde starts from a grassy ledge before scrambling up a ramp to a small roof above the second bolt. Pull a technical sequence of vertical limestone face climbing. The high-quality features and movements continue all the way to the top of this glorious route. The anchor is located just out of sight from the belay area.

Viva Saper a traditional route with 40 meters long. It has a relatively oblique ascent along with slobe crack.