Routes in Middle East

Official grades differ between 7b+ and 6c+

No official grade, yet.

No official informations.

Trail length: 250m

Height of major climb: 70m

Take head lamps with you. Super awesome special surprise feature

The last hold is good - you can commit

If you decide to climb it - be very careful. The holds are good, but you must remember that anything can break on this wall, the rock is very fragile.

The finish is considered just reaching the last hold; don't try to climb up on the shelf, it is too risky.

Sitting start.

Sitting start. The trajectory shows your estimated hands path. Go directly from from one big hold to another, don't use the pinch or any holds between them.

It's a very cool boulder. You start from the wall; then you need to match your hands on the pinch, place the left foot heel hook, and go with the left hand from the pinch to a good hold above you. The rest is pretty much obvious.

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

The crux is after the second quickdraw - to place high right foot, stand up and take the undercling/pinch to the right.

The idea is that you can't use the corner and the wall to the left.

Here, the rule is you can use the holds on the corner with your right hand, but you shoudn't go around it to climb the route.

The trickiest idea is to reach the undercling in the beginning. There are various ways to do that, but probably the easiest one is by leaning to the left in a flag as much as possible, placing the right foot toe hook, and then reaching to the undercling with a left hand. After that, you can move your legs, match your hands there, etc.

Best easy route to warm up.

Climb up; the beginning can be tricky, but it's okay once you figure out the moves. After you reach the shelf, clipping to the penultimate quickdraw suggested. Then, you can traverse to the right using the shelf, grab a great pocket, and climb up.

Be aware - the station at the top is broken, so you have to clip to one to the left, which can be pretty unsafe if you fall in the moment of travers (pendulum)

Possible beta: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq3bTwhgkVw/

From left to right or right to left is a bit more difficult

The leftmost point is the start where the ladder is (basically the leftmost point of the crag in general) The rightmost point is the one near big fallen rocks (from a mammoth logo to the right)

Approximate grade: 7b+

The idea is to climb the upper part using many heel hooks. (you shouldn't climb up fully; climb alongside holds on the corner).