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UB Observatory Cliffs 

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Mongolia is an area untapped for climbing and bouldering. FAs await those who are willing to travel and have time to find them. If you happen to find yourself in Ulaan Baatar and don't fancy a romp around the countryside looking for rocks, just hit up Terelj National Park. It's located about 50km northeast of the capital and has a few bolted routes and potential for development of trad lines. Beware, however, the rock is not always as solid as it looks.


Getting There 

Airplane to Ulaanbaatar. Drive if you have the time and resources.



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Reaching for the rest after the main face.

The Yellow Turtle 5.10-  International : Asia : ... : UB Observatory Cliffs
This is a short nearly 90 degree 5.10 route. It starts on crimps with edging feet. up to a good rest about 30 feet up on a wide crack (with some vegetation in it). If you go up the crack it is a good 5.9. The best way to climb it is to rest on the crack and then move out right on which you must move carefully, and then pull an absolutely perfectly positioned heel hook to the lip at the top. ...[more]   Browse More Classics in International


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By Ben Sebald
Nov 27, 2012

I grew up here and climbed during the past four years mainly with my best bud from South Africa. It is truly untouched climbing and I would push for no bolts because most the climbing is granite and easily protected. So far all I see on this page is Terelj, but there is way better climbing here than that if your willing deal with roads and backpack for a few days. I will see if I can put up a few more places and photos if I can.