Routes in Philippines for selected grade

Route starting with a black hanger bolt, at the far left, goes around the corner.

Walk around the boulder, being careful not to fall off the cliff, then a bolt is in reach before you start climbing the overhang.

Start as for EK and keep going above ledge. Overhanging sustained and exposed.

Approach via the ledge on top of NLT and traverse about 10m R to the base of the climb. Alternately hike to Boogie Wall and scramble down to the rappel anchors and abseil to the base of the route.

Third Pitch to CTHD. Via the stalactite at the top of the main wall.

An old line, merging with Haiku on the slab. Only one bolt visible at the lip. Unsure about the exact grade.

Shares 3 bolts with the next 2 routes, traverse L at 3rd bolt to gain feature.

This consistently overhanging jug-fest does not go without a pump. It's right smack in the middle of the wall and is not to be missed. If its reputation as the super-mega-classic of the area isn't enough to get you to climb it nothing will. Also its the best warm-up route in the area.

Just R of SJ up hanging corner finish at same anchor as SJ

Steep good long fun weaving through a series of tufas and stalactites.

Follow bolts up to anchors just L of Cafe De Wawa.

Follow the bolts up the crack immediately R of BA and around the big high stalactite that you can cowboy onto before the cruxy L to the anchors. 6bish until then. Unfortunately, crux holds tend to be wet an mossy... Bring along sling to protect the middle, wouldn't trust the old one there.

Start as for DBPP just L of the black crack. Follow DBPP for the first 3 bolts but continue directly up the wide white crack and Tufas on L above.

Dirty Black Pumping?? Technical startBoulder just up L of the crack down R of Bulaklak, move R at the break and make a big move off the undercling, around the R side of the stalactite and up to the anchors.

Shares anchor with MST

Stalactite stemming, shared anchor with Dilemma

Shared anchor with Lea's B-Day.

Technical, bouldery climbing.

Pumpy finish with a hard final clip.

Shares two clips with Kuya Muscle before moving slightly R and then up the steep wall. Tricky crux comes late, keep straight, on the left of the bulge.

The line to the left of into the further.

Starts at the bottom section of the left part of the wall, has a tricky deadpoint crux at the first half part then ends on a pumpy section to a slab

Through the big crack in the overhang. Not sure about the grade.

Start with your feet in the water, end on the little block. A bit harder when climbed in reverse.

Starts above the anchor at the top of the right second pitch of November Rain.

Or can be climbed from any route that takes you to the platfrom, eg. Wild Boyz. It is the route starting furthest left where the safety rope begins.

From the anchor of Chossy Snake/Mahogany Station P2 (the middle anchor on the large platform), climb up one bolt then take the left line.

Wall between Gang Green and Jeepney

Start at the obvious upside down V hold, high foot and long move to the mono. Straight up past the newest bolts and a sling. This part of the wall becomes a bit of a choose-your-own adventure in terms of where to go but it's good value to make a move right into the corner of Juicy finishing as for that route.

At the roof, keep left

Sit down start from a hole right above the sand beach, climb up left and complete on to the cave. (FA Beta: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6mHSZHJpZH/?igsh=MXh3cTkxbHJ5MXF6Zw== )

Shorter climb up the side of the roof, the ding out towards the arete, ending at an anchor on the corner

Another sketchy route that starts with a bouldery section then a sketchy runout that you can either layback on the right or finger crux straight up.

A pumpy route that starts with a boulder section and ends on pumpy sequential moves on pockets

Starts with a boulder on a 50 degree roof exit and ends on an easy slab

slaby start that can be pumpy if not done in correct sequence, middle is the mono crux lock off to a slopey crimp hard clip. Ends on the last crux on a slot pinch lock off to a jug. Ends on a dihedral flow stone climb to the anchors