Yellow number 50 Such a cool Boulder, when you top out you have to go to the boulder on the other side
Start at the tree with a big hold, traverse to the left and exit in La Bloquée (blue n°18).
Interesting traverse that gets you making some cool shapes! Sit start on the right under the bulge, and hug your way over it. Traverse left along the break and save some energy for moving around the
Fun mantle move that is definitely easier for shorter people!
Fun little roof with good holds and a tricky mantle to finish.
Bloc en départ assis à droite avec un gros croisé puis une fin très facile.
This is a cool problem that feels way too reachy to start with, but with some crafty beta the slopey holds work really well in compression.
Un super bloc quand il fait chaud et faisable seule. Il y a d’autres méthodes avec un talon à gauche pour le mouvement dur.
At the start, two foot jams help you get out of the roof. At the first sloper you absolutely need the right heelhook to intercept the momentum. Traverse once around the edge to the jug. Place your r
Nice start with a high right foot followed by a not-so-hard slab.
Typical dyno skin mantle with very nice grip. Sorry for the bad video quality!
In this one placing a right kneebar and leaning into it can be very helpful, thereby stretching as much as possible using your side core to remain stable - followed by a pretty high heel for a rather
Nice little mantle problem, but imho no harder than 6B+... think it is possible for shorties aswell
A hidden gem in a dark corner, this has a tendency to 'sweat' in moist conditions. Sitstart on good crimps, without a crashpad. There are several different ways up, and different frames will climb ve
Hidden around the most popular areas, this block offers several beautiful lines which can be climbed in quiet. This main line offers wonderful moves between the two aretes involving several heel and t
A bit hidden in the back of this area in a little cave this boulder starts in steep terrain in the cave and can be finished with a nice kneebar going out left.
Petit toit avec des coincements de pieds et une fin plus physique. Je n’ai pas réussi la méthode avec la pointe gauche qui a l’air de rendre la fin moins physique. Bloc parfait quand on est seule.
An interesting traverse following a crack involving powerful moves at first, followed by more delicate moves on a slab til the finish.
A really enjoyable roof line which still offers a balancy bleau topout ;) Usually gets less traffic on busy weekends.
A nice looking overhang very close to the parking of La Croix Saint-Jérôme. There are several interesting lines on this block. This one has a lying start underneath the overhang and traverses to the r
A low but interesting 3D problem that benefits from foot locks and toe hooks. It was originally thought to be a dyno problem, but shorties can technique the hell out of it and make it super cool!!
sitstart matched in a pocket, and move left into the undercut without using your feet on the pedestal under the block. Reach to a small dish on the lip and exit on the left of the arete.
A good problem for all body types. Sitstart in the middle of the overhang and exit with a small horizontal crack using various methods depending on your size.
Great line on an isolated block with great views. Starts with good holds, traversing right the holds become smaller. Precise left heels can help to move to the right arete and up from there.
Nice line involving rails and a left one- to two-finger pocket, finishing on a balancy right undercling and left move up to slopers and eventually, a rescue hold.
Sit start and make a dynamic move to the lip, followed by a delicious mantle