La No Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Paul Badenoch Campbell Gome Steve Gretton Dominik Fred Ranchin Serge Longueville Ian Geatches Thomas Hocke Lukas Elsner Valentin Faure

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1. La No 16 in Sector
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1. La No 16 routes in Sector

Summary:

Seasonality

All Sport climbing

description

A pair of short walls at the left end of the main crag. The lower wall is an infamous Buoux slab with all that entails, but the crack taken by "La No" is worth hunting out if you fancy something a bit different.

access issues

Climbing is only authorized from the sectors "Face Ouest" to "Bout du Monde" on the Aiguebrun cliff. All the other areas, including the Confines cliff (on the opposite side) are currently on private land and are closed. Camping and fires are prohibited.

Climbing was forbidden in Buoux for more than a decade. The last area to have been reopened is the Face Ouest area which was re-opened in 2010 with many new routes and some classic lines rebolted.

Not respecting these rules could lead to the area being closed again.

inherited from Buoux

ethic

No camping
No sleeping in car parks
No fire
Don't leave any trash
Brush off your chalk and tick marks