If you cannot reach the crimp before the dihedral, there is still a way!
Fun boulder for all toe-hook loving bettys with strong and flexible hip flexors!
Shorties (like me at 163 cm) might need to deploy some extra hand movements to gain the good left slot and the right hand sloper to set up the high heel, but overall this climb favours crimp and heel
Nice and challenging 5+ Boulder (No. 26 of the red circuit), located close to the Éclipse/L'Autre Toit block (slightly north, north-east). Starting with two fairly good underclings in the low roof to
Un super mouvement avec une inversée MG qui se déclenche en dynamique et qui se termine stat.
La Myosine is a really fun, compact boulder problem with some powerful moves. It’s a bit hidden in the first part of the sector, but it’s just of the main path to the namesakes of this area.
Nice boulder problem located at the lower left part of the sector, the top is not very high. Powerful move at the start and the rest is quite straight forward. Different Betas for the first move (e.g.
This boulder is low and has little moves. That's why the moves are quite hard! A far move to the last hold needs some explosive power.
Great slab with an interesting pushing move in the lower part and a rather dynamic move to the edge (for shorties).
Super crimpy with a powerful stab to the undercut of small feet throughout. Suitable for all heights with small moves.
Classic crimpy moves with a comfortable finish. Doable alone with one pad.
Punchy start with a crimpy finish. Super satisfying moves.
Satisfying but surprisingly physical 3D moves on this short and sweet climb. The starting feed take a while to dry given their softer texture so best to climb only after multiple dry low humidity days
Punchy start moves into a satisfying finish. Doable with one pad solo.
Pinchy and crimpy combo with a bit of a commiting roll over with the rock behind. Recommend a pad on the rock but otherwise fairly secure.
Short but satisfying crimpy line with lots of options for hands and feet to suit all heights and shapes. Landing initially looks intimidation but is fine with one or two pads
Easier but nice version of L'Isoloir (assis). A little annoying with the rock to the left but the moves are great. The last moves on the top feels like a reward!
Sitting start on the right of the block which may be a little stretched if you're super short. (use a thick pad). Fun moves traversing left on slopers and pockets, leads to a hanging foot-jam rest.
I have no idea if that’s what you’re supposed to do but I sure was fun ! I mantle with my left foot on the big step, then turn and grab the holds on the left to exit as said in bleau info !
Popular problem just off the path at the start of the area, it may be easier for the short to do this method than the 7a variant with the right hand arete. Stand start with hands lower than seems obv
If you ever get tired of dicey moves way up in the sky over dicey landings, where a tiny foot slip will land you in the hospital, come check this line out. It's a nice low lip traverse on slopers,
Fun little rising crack line in a quick-drying area of Gorge aux Chats, although the start holds may seem a little. Start low down in the crack, where it forms a side-pull, and follow the good holds
Easy moves to start with, up to the bigger move to the crimp. I found a small pocket/undercling on the left side of the jug that you normally use for the big move to the crimp (not the one you use lat
Sit start of blue 34. Quite powerful in the lower part, followed by a cool dynamic move. It's fun! There‘s also an option of topping out further to the left.
Morpho! Dropknee is the key to reach the highest Sloper.
Pockets and jugs, interspersed with still more pockets and jugs. Why can't it always be this much fun?
start with left hand on undercling and right hand on slopper. Left foot goes right next to your left hand, then reach for the excellent hold straight ahead of you (enough space for both hands, see vid
Right Toehook for the start is key to reach out for the best sloper for the right Hand. The right foothold for the move to the next to Sloper is much better than it seems!
If you like kneebars and footjams, this is your line! This funky boulder has a sit start followed by a kneebar to help your hands up the crack. After that you jam your feet above your had to get out o