Routes in Middle East for selected grade

An eliminate but a damn good one! Sit start in the bottom left corner with feet on the left. Stand up with compression moves and avoid the large jug up and left. Use the small pockets your fingers will fit into and dyno to the lip! (for me it was a mono with the left and a two finger tips pickets with the right) The scoop out right is also on and helps you get into the pockets. Stem out right, it makes life easier. Avoid stemming out right to make it for sure a v6. The top out is actually harder than it looks and rather committing.

Consistently tricky moves leads up the steep part of the immaculate slab.

Boulder up past multiple cruxes to a cruisey slab at the top.

A nice bouldery traverse crux.

Hardest route on the main wall. Takes the line just left of Kypseli with sustained climbing up to the highest point on the wall. Bouldery crux section at around mid-height.

The central groove-line on the leaning wall. The route on the left of "mia Eksada Redbull".

Start from the wall. Here you can only use the small crimps on the both sides, below the good hold to reach it.

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Start under the small roof and go left to the small crack, then up.

Start under the small roof and go left to the small crack, then up and right.

Sit start with a left side-pull and a good right hold.

Sit-start and go to the left crimp

Start from the big ledge and a pocket. Go right to the next big ledge, and then go left through the roof.

Start with the left side of the ledge with a right heel-hook and then straight up through a good crimp on the edge. Sit start from the beginning of Pim Pam Pom or Tour The Block for slightly harder versions.

Start with the big ledge on the very left side of the roof, and go right through the UFO and Scorpion King ledge, to connect to Pim Pam Pom.

Sit start on good holds and straight up through a slopey pocket and a mini-crimp, to a good slot-crimp. The top out is tall and you need good pad placement.

Start on jugs. Mantle using the obvious slopey bulge, and high feet.

On the right side of the sector. Start with underclings and jump with the left to the pocket jug. Continue up and a bit to the right.

Delicate slab into an intresting crux and than superb climbing on the arc! There is a good rest in the middle of the route you can go up rest and get back on track!

Nice, sustained crimping up the face.

Reachy start to delicate moves on small holds up the black stripe. Named after a former Israeli Air Force Pilot, now a peace activist.

Physical start. Further up, when holds are disappearing, either do the evasive manoeuver to the right before coming back in line for the little overhang. Or alternatively continue straight up to the station (a little harder).

New hard line in starting on Circumcision and then moving up right the steep face.

Start from the ground and goes directly up to the overhang just continue to the right of overhang . Small holes and tough slab

Common with Khesht on last part but it passes directly through the overhang .

By the French Alpine Club, on the face right of the dihedral. Start of the small vertical holds on a minor cruxy slab

Balancy, reachy powerful moves. Starts on the slab and a big crux over the rooflet.

Short route and reasonably easy to get to. Set by four friends on the last day of a Persian new year.

Technical climbing with committing moves in the middle, and at the top

there are no bolts at the slab section, you can climb at the 6c+ then traverse

overhang missing 1st bolt and anchor

Partially bolted. Opposite "Merlins Wand", 3rd canyon south of Abu Iglakhat. Named after a cat who is buried by the route. Article first ascent. Video. Topo.

Sport start to the trad route on right

6c 20m traverse left pitch, to a 20m 7c? up to the same anchor of Wadirumela

The left hand route starting from under the shady trees as you first hit the cliff. Easier moves lead to very thin crux that can be tackled left or right of the bolt.

An extension of power endurance to the established TakTooka with hard moves and technical transition through the cave.