Routes in Singapore for selected grade

Feb 2021 update:-

static sling thread protection is no longer there. A cam can be used to protect the last move to the anchor. A BD Camalot #2 (Gold) size fits well.

The left most climb, starting on top of the ledge. Takes an ascending rightward line to a bulge, then proceeds direct to the anchors (swapped from rap bolts to a 10mm 316 load rated chain and mallions to mitigate the edge just below) Be careful of loose rocks (as always at DF).

Stand start to the left of the ledge, follow ledge to top out.

Start on the far left, climb left then up.

Stand start on big ledge at the lower part of top boulder, throw right then top out.

Stand start on the lowest foothold on the left of the boulder. Slabby climb straight up to the highest ledge to top out awhile avoiding using the side ledges on the way up.

One move wonder slab. Make use of the RHS sidewall for an easier grade.

1st pitch (6a/5.10b) up the left of the giant flake to the break, which marks the edge of the overhang. Traverse left and up the obvious crack, to run out an easy slab to the anchor. Has a bolt on the traverse and couple of bolts up the crack, if you don't trust placing your own protection.

2nd pitch (5a/5.8) runs up the arête and angles right up a series of cracks on a slab face to the anchor. Couple of football size loose rocks en-route so get the all-clear from below before moving up.

Climb up the slab on the right to Heritage Crack