★★ Paşa 6a

Paşa was one of the first routes developed in the area and the stiff grading hints towards that fact. Start near a grove of pine trees and follow sloping pockets and small knobs up a technical section of face climbing for three bolts. Halfway up this route, the holes get larger as you trend left to an anchor located just beyond a small ledge. Lower down with care as this anchor location will put you back into the forest underneath a slight over hanging face.

Paşa was one of the first routes developed in the area and the stiff grading hints towards that fact. Start near a grove of pine trees and follow sloping pockets and small knobs up a technical section of face climbing for three bolts. Halfway up this route, the holes get larger as you trend left to an anchor located just beyond a small ledge. Lower down with care as this anchor location will put you back into the forest underneath a slight over hanging face.

There are no restrictions aside from respecting the environment as the local district and administrators have been very tolerant and we don't want that to change. All bolting is stainless steel and not more than 20 years old. Most of the routes (More than %90 ) was opened in the last three years and visitors are welcome to contribute to that with local advice.