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Advanced Rock Climbing & Route Development

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We don't just climb; we build and maintain the crags we love. From technical multi-pitch lines to installing new hardware, we are committed to growing safe, sustainable climbing across Bangalore.

Two of our senior climbers, Shyam (66) and Kamalesh, on the 300 meter 'Naatu Naatu' multi pitch route. They are an inspiration to us all, proving that climbing is a lifelong passion.

A climber on the vast granite slabs of Bananthimarri Betta. This nine pitch route was established by our members, showcasing our commitment to developing new, adventurous climbs.

A selfie of our veteran climbers, Shyam and Kamalesh, at the top of a climb. Their experience and spirit are invaluable to our community.

A climber prepares to rappel after a long multi pitch climb. Mastering technical skills like this is crucial for big wall adventures.

A climber at a belay station high up on a multi pitch route, with a stunning view of the surrounding hills.

A climber navigates a technical section of the 'Naatu Naatu' route. Multi pitch climbing requires endurance, skill, and a cool head.

A look at the unique and engaging movements on 'Superman', a new route at Yedumadu. This video shows the creativity and problem solving involved in both establishing and climbing new lines.

A climber sending 'Undercling Barnie', a challenging 5.10c/d sport route at Yedumadu. The cheers of "Aale aale!" from the ground capture the supportive spirit of our community.

A look into the process of unlocking a new crag at Gaali Kallu. This video shows the hard work, from hiking in gear to bolting new lines, that goes into expanding our climbing areas.

Stunning drone footage of the Gaali Kallu spire. This perspective highlights the beauty of the crags we develop and the incredible climbing opportunities they offer.

About Advanced Skills & Route Development

Developing a route is a labor of love that goes far beyond the first ascent. It involves hours of cleaning rock, assessing safety, and installing high-grade marine stainless steel bolts. When you climb at spots like Gaali Kallu or Yedumadu, you are experiencing lines that we have put sweat into, often replacing older hardware to ensure everyone climbs on secure, reliable gear.

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