ManInAWhiteSuit

This slab route requires delicate and precise movement to remain attached.

The most difficult big wall route on Kami, Atrox is a cruel ocean of blank granite for hundreds of meters.

A variation of Vivisection that traverses right beneath the crux roof, and near the top, makes a long cut right across the entire width of the wall.

This horrific route climbs through several roofs leading out of the black pit inside The Secret's cave.

This route traverses the roof of the Dome to cross the chasm.

This route climbs the empty faces west of The Ancient.

This route is an illusion. What appears to be a simple climb out of the cave, is actually a featureless nightmare. As if someone won't let you leave.

This winding route ascends the rock formation on the upper east side of The Immaculate.

This route climbs up through several roofs just west of the Origami cave.

This route climbs around the stalactites west of the cave and leads up blank face of granite.

This route requires the climber to be very silent to avoid detection. Climb up the far eastern walls of upper Tenzen to reach the top.

This route navigates the ocean of granite east of The Needle.

Pelican traverses out left at the bottom of the waterfall area before climbing across delicate slab and finishing out on a long arete.

One of the hardest and longest aid lines in the game. This route climbs the ocean of granite to the right of No Mercy.

Traverse left beneath Davy Jones' Locker to reach a long arete that reaches up and out of the deepest part of The Dome's slab.

Begin on Body Horror at the wide diagonal crack beneath the stalactites. Follow Body Horror up until you reach the stalactite that leads into Body Horror’s chimney. Instead of going up, cut right far across the wall until you’re above Pazuzu’s second roof. Follow Pazuzu’s route until you would normally cut right to the last stalactite. Instead, cut left to the left stalactite. Step up again onto the next left stalactite, and follow that one up beneath the roof’s left side. Traverse right beneath the roof to top out where Crown of Thorns ends.

Ferox reaches from the depths of The Secret's canyon to the top of The Secret's left tower.

The hardest route on Kami.

Begin at the foot of the steps on the leftern arete. Climb up the arete and then traverse the long roof to get onto the slab. Move left across the slab to eventually gain another arete. Climb this one and gain traverse left. At the end of this traverse you’ll come to three aretes. Climb across each heading up and left to reach a high boulder. Go left around the boulder and then summit on the back side.

This slab route is located behind a tall dead tree beneath the cave. It is the hardest climb on this middle tier of The Mirror.

This route begins on The Child’s right leg but at the thigh it traverses left into the dihedral behind. Slab climb up the dihedral and exit behind The Child’s right arm.

This route begins on The Child’s left leg but at the thigh it traverses right into the dihedral behind. Slab climb up the dihedral and exit behind The Child’s left arm.

The longest pure slab route in the game, reaching from the bottom of The Child to the top of the large rock formations at The Mirror.

This route starts in the dihedral left of Change and moves up through the roofs, then out of The Vault.

Davy Jone's Locker was once the hardest slab route on Kami. It remains now as only a brutal reminder of a simpler time. Don't get too confident, nearly all who attempt it still fall into the abyss below.

Garrador ascends the furthest right side of The Arch area, where claw-like rock features protrude from the mountain. There's an easier version by avoiding the traverse right in the middle of the route.

This route is an extension of Walk The Plank. Instead of heading up the arete after the plank, continue left, aiming for the thin exposed slab that leads to the top

This route begins about seventy-five feet above “End of The World” at a dying brown bush. You’ll know you’re getting close to the start when you pass the free-hanging piton just below. Once on the bushy platform, traverse the stalactites until you reach the pinnacle of the Dome’s foundation

This route climbs up the barren face above The Terraces western bicouac.

This route begins around the west corner of The Arch area and traverses deep into the ravine before climbing up to reach Gabriel.

This route climbs directly above the ravine leading up over the roof and out onto the slab. Stay as far left as possible to stay on route.

This route is an extension of What A Thrill. It continues past its ending traversing blank faces for hundreds of feet. Bring axes.

This route is located at the far west end of Kami, above The Imacculate’s bivouac, but just below Kami’s bivouac. It is the final difficult climb on the mountain. Begin on the small arete furthest to the right. It will lead up into a roof. Traverse the roof to the right, then head up an overhanging flake to another roof. Traverse that roof left until you can climb upward again. Finish out to the right.

This route traverses over the cave’s mouth on the far east side of The Sea of Seracs.

This route ascends the black slab on the west side of the left tower.

This short route climbs the face beside the broken ladder at the far east end of The Two-Hundred Steps.

Starting from the right arm of “The Child” climb the massive flake up toward the Doll Parts.

This route begins on the slab at the bottom of the far west end of The Two-Hundred steps. Traverse the slab far left toward a small ledge about ten feet below the overhanging flake. This flake is Hell with a view of Heaven

This route leads straight up and out of The Vault before traversing far to the right to reach The Mirror.

This three-pitch route follows both in-game black-colored lines beginning at “The Boulder Problem,” near the cave bivouac and ending on the far east side

Climb across the gorge on backside of the ridge to reach the bridge. There are two ending variations: Ending at the top of the pinched boulder, or going beneath the bridge to end at the far wall.

A two-pitch route that climbs up the arete covered in vines on the second. At the very end of the vineway you’ll need to do a deadly traverse to the left grabbing onto another arete

From the bivouac beside the abandoned tents, climb up to the Trout Cave using the dihedral with water running down it.

This three-pitch green-colored route requires you to leap onto the wall, climb up to the ledge, round the backside, traverse, and then climb above the cave. At the top you’ll reach The Shortcut Bivouac

If you must get away from Marko, consider leaping over this gap onto the wall. It won’t help

This route climbs up the far-right side of The Vampire slab, then traverses right and up through a roof. After that it follows a series of aretes that leads to the top.

This Route climbs the face leading up to the goats and sneaks around left. Going straight up is less contrived and easier, but you won’t catch any goats that way.

Climbs the nose of Split Rock starting with the roof. After that you’ll climb up through the vines and then onto another two longer aretes with no holds. From the top of the second one, slab climb up and right toward the waterfall base. Once inside turn left to crawl onto The Sharkfin.

Shares the start with The Coffin and Carousel but continues up into the right-most waving hand-crack at the top. As long as you pass the traverse leading to the Coffin and stay right, you’ll get into this crack. You should come out standing over the Gentian, just right of the falls

On the far western end of the waterfall area, just below the village, climb up to Backpack Ledge. Begin on the arete hanging over the backpack. Follow a series of these aretes up to an unclimbable roof. To pass the roof you’ll need to traverse right, climb up, around and then head back left. There’s an amazing traverse here. Make it across and then continue up and out beside the tree.

A variation of “What A Thrill” that crosses over the “River of Sorrow” route by DeadNerves. This route shares the start with “What A Thrill,” but instead of turning and heading back left at the roof, go beneath it, finishing up on the right side under the tree. If both lines were drawn together, you would see a cross beneath the roof

After passing beneath the arch, you’ll see some vines hanging down on your left. Begin there. As you climb you’ll be traversing up and right toward the dihedral beneath the cave. From there go straight up into the cave. The second pitch is harder but optional. From the cave go straight up toward the top.

On the eastern side of The Blades are two bridges of ice. Walk across the nearest one (Iced Latte) to the wall of hanging bodies. Climb up towards the climb-bot that’s hanging about 150 feet above. You’ll notice that—with the exception of one small area—this entire route remains on rock only. Let that guide you. After paying your respects to the fallen, climb up and out. Watch out though. I thought I heard gunshots….

Climb the most prominent western slab and arete on the west face of Kami.

This route climbs the furthest right arete to the top of the giant black stone.

Begin in the dihedral just right of the first bivouac. Climb up for about 20 feet and then traverse left into the middle of the slab.

This route climbs only the west side of The Needle to reach the top.

This four pitch route climbs from the dihedral right of the first bivouac all the way to the top. It also completely avoids the cutscene with Marko

This route goes beneath the stalactites to the south of the Peril and climbs along the aretes of the south face to reach The Dome.

A great second pitch to The Blindest Eye. Begins up a short slab on the western side of The Escarpment (left of the vending machine). Staying left, continue up the obvious aretes toward the top.

At the far west end of The Palace of Winds is a flake that rises up toward the stalactites. Bring axes.

This route ascends the southwest corner beneath the tram.

This route climbs the massive slab on the far west side of the mountain. To get to the main slab, begin beyond the cableway station at a vertical crack beneath some vines. Climb up to the arete then traverse left onto the slab covered in leaves. Follow this up and over the edge onto the main slab. Once on the slab, do your best to navigate the wall’s bumps and dishes to reach the top. All holds are off route except the very top

follow the zig-zagging line above the Bear Cave. This climb sadly ends with an out of bounds reset if you do not have the OOB Nexus mod. It’s still good fun though, even if it ends lie a cartoon might.

Climbs the furthest left corner of the falls. For a trickier ascent, don’t use any flat rocks.

This short but sweet slab route begins on the large boulder to the far right of The Child. It's a great place to learn many techniques, so do a quick lap.

This Route climbs up the left side of Shadow Moses Wall and then traverses left to top out on the arch.

A great first big wall for those transitioning into harder climbs. This route ascends the massive granite wall east of Village.

Begin above Backpack Ledge at the drawing from “Adam and Maud.” Head up the arete toward the crack system. The bottom is the tough, but it does go clean. The crux is the traverse right from the face into a crack and the several feet that follow. If you get through that, you’ll enter a series of cracks that end become very awkward about ten feet before the top.

This route begins on the arete near the second doll part. It climbs up to the ledge with the broken climbot.

This route climbs from the Village cave out toward the tooth-like pillars, and then goes up and out.

Begins above Gabriel’s corpse and stays as true to his line as possible. Finishes at the highest standable point

Begin on the left rock’s interior. Go straight up and out through the leaves.

Begin at on the interior of the right rock and climb straight up and out through the leaves.

Down the hole near the Bivy. This grants access to loot the hanging bodies beneath the bridge

Descend to the bottom of the hanging bodies and climb back up through them, looting as you go.

This route climbs up the right side of the main waterfall on Split Rock.

Climbs the immediate hand crack above the bivouac. Short and sweet.

Recommended route for speed climbers. Named to bring luck. For clarity, although the image shows multiple tiers, this route begins on the tier beneath the top. The start is located on the West face, furthest climbable route to the right.