Amazing climbing on conglomerate rock so it’s full of pockets and grades from 5a to 8b+. Numerous routes have been added throughout the years and the guidebook is not current so please check carefully
Close to Marti village and Cukurbag village. Over 300 routes on conglomerate limestone at 1600m. Big pockets, mono fingerholds and big overhangs.
Both sides of the canyon have routes, providing sun and shade options.
No access issues
37°47'27.9"N 35°03'56.3"E https://goo.gl/maps/X3zh8F4P5zKDczbZA This is the turn-off point and after you drive for another 2 minutes you will reach the parking spot above the canyon. There is an alternative parking spot to the west at the other end of the canyon if you plan to climb mainly in the sectors there.
Once you've park at the parking area, it's a 5-10 minutes approach down the valley and depending on which sectors you're going.
Wear approach shoes as the ground is quite loose and steep and there is quite a bit of sharp shrubs around.
It is possible to camp at the parking spot on top of the canyon. The ground is flat and perfect for campers and tents. Great views of the surrounding mountains and the canyon. An old man / park ranger may appear and charge you a seemingly random amount of money for a night. It is possible to bargain with him. Prices in 2023 were around 100TL / night for two people in a camper.
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theCrag.com is a free guide for rock climbing areas all over the world, collaboratively edited by keen rock climbers, boulderers and other nice folks.You can log all your routes, connect and chat with other climbers and much more...» go exploring, » learn more or » ask us a questionAuthor(s): Recep Ince
Date: 2014
A comprehensive guidebook describing the sport climbing in the Aladaglar area of the Taurus Mountains in Turkey, including the Cimbar Valley, Pinarbasi Canyon, and the Kazikli Valley.
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