Sinai
Wadi Gnai
The classic crag in Dahab - you have to climb here at some point when visiting the area
Wadi Gnai, also written as Wadi Qunay, Wadi Gunay or Bir Wadi Qnai is traditionally a source of Water for the local Bedouin tribe of the Muzeina and they have been climbing there in the Waterfall area to get water out of pools since before recorded history. It is also a popular getaway for people from Dahab and Tourists from all over the world.
Getting there
You can reach Wadi Gnai from Dahab within 15 minutes by Bedouin Pickup. Access is easy, just ask the Bedouin Guides with their offroad-vehicles to bring you to one of the well-known climbing spots within Wadi Gnai.
Sectors
Bouldering in Wadi Gnai
493 routes
Camel Canyon
86 routesThe main crag inside Wadi Gnai
Bedouin Garden
41 routesThe end of the valley and a quiet and beautiful place as well as the entrance to the bouldering area
Umm Sid
16 routesThe upper floors starting at the large 35m high waterfall and with a platform in the middle and then another waterfall around 25m high. The middle floor is only accessible via multi pitch and the top floor either through the same or by a steep scramble around. The bottom floor has been destroyed by a flood but might still be interesting for beginners exercise
Waterfall
13 routesA good spot to polish up your slab techniques
Gnai Atshan
8 routes
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