Photos by hairymonkey

This is me climbing the route that is hanging over the edge from the ground. we have to climb the route to the left then down climb to the right. it isn't a hard route, but it is really fun.

this is wahyu at the end of the day. he was trying to finish the route before the sun went down.

this is Ronald at the cruz of the traverse route. to this point the route is pretty easy, it is getting around the stalagtite that is hard. this is the slower more conservative way to get to the anchors.

toni takes a look at what lays ahead on the way to the top. unfortunately he ended up being one move short of topping out.

this is sapto bouldeing at pecatu after the big comp in bali. it was a small gathering of great climbers having a boulder blast at the beach. this was the most popular route of the day, the roof around the corner from the main routes.

This is only a couple of moves into the hardest, yet shortest route at citatah. This route requires a lot of crimping and two-finger pocket strength.

During my trip across Java, I made a point to stop at Seropan with my friend Cecep. We had a great time climbing this awesome route.

My friends insisted on showing me around Bandung and the climbing, I was amazed at the quality of the sport routes. I had a great time. There was the perfect number of routes in this area for one day, this was just our warm up.

Cecep was the first one up the route this day making easy work of the first of two cruxes shown here. All present really enjoyed this route.

This is Pecatu's most popular route, an overhanging traverse (5.11a/b) in the center of the wall. It is nice flowing moves to the crux where you must make your way under or around a stalagtite.