Crag features

Mount Nicholson is located on Hong Kong Island, high above Wong Nai Chung Gap road and facing towards Kowloon. The quality of slab and crack climbing, not to mention fantastic views across Victoria Harbour and the height above the valley (which makes this a very quiet location for HK) all make for a great day out. The climbing is technical, well protected and typically in the F6a to F6c grade range, meaning it is likely to be of interest to the broad climbing community. In particular, some routes require sequences or a combination of climbing styles unlikely to be found on granite crags elsewhere in the region, adding to the character of climbing at this venue.

The routes on Mount Nicholson are predominantly bolt protected. However, prior to the recent development several traditionally protected routes had already been established on the Right Wall by Tom Chew, Gianni ‘Franco’ Bigazzi and Richard Cuncliffe (and potentially others before them). These routes remain unbolted as they follow prominent crack lines and are well protected. Climbers competent in placing traditional protection are encouraged to repeat these fantastic lines.

Good topo here:

https://hongkongclimbing.com/mount-nicholson/