Climb a black water streak. The crux is low near the 2nd bolt. Watch out not to Z clip, as the bolts are close. Staying in the black streak is more interesting climbing (

vs.

climbing left of the bolts). There are a few top rope variations to the left, once every so often, in winter, this forms a frozen waterfall

Winter Is Coming

Viserion

Ironborn (TR variation to Night King)

Valyrian Steel

White Walker

Tyrion's Short Journey

Dragonglass

Khaleesi (variation to Viserion)

Wildlings

Night King

Climb the dihedral (which is the easy way) or climb the face (a little harder) to a steeper face. Staying left of the bolts is a little harder.

Start right of a large boulder. There are two climbs that follow the same bolt line. Staying left of the bolts is

Viserion

. Climb up and left behind the boulder. Avoid stepping on or using good holds. The crux is 3rd bolt.

Khaleesi

climbs the face to the right of these bolts.

This is a toprope left of

Night King

that follows the crack to a dihedral then over the bulge.

Helmets are not bad idea, as there may a little choss near the top.

Climb crack on the right of large boulder. The crux is the start. At the top, it's a little runout but easy. This uses the anchors on

Khaleesi

.

If you would like to have some more adventure, you can turn these into longer routes by climbing the upper cracks. There are a few to choose from that go the summit. You will have to walk off the top.

This is a bouldering traverse that starts just right of the

Night King

and traverses to the left at the base of the wall until you come tree. Then traverse back.

Choose wisely as to which way to go. The wrong way is a little trickier (harder).

Khaleesi is a variation, share the same bolts climb the face mostly to the right of the bolts with fun face climbing with some small holds. There is toprope 5.9 to the right. Follow a short crack system to the face, left of the wider crack.

Climb the dihedral with a crack to a small overhang to a face with one bolt.

There are two routes here. One is using everything. Start below a large flake, and wander up climbing the face and arête. The 2nd one is 5.9+/10a and avoids the flake staying more on the face then going up the arête.

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Routes in 1. King's Landing