Routes in Le Bout Du Monde

Really hard project extending "Il Était Une Voie" (8c).

Probably in the 9(?).

Continue without resting for the extra grade.

Super popular. The route contains one of the most famous moves imaginable, an extreme cross through on modified pockets. The long reach through caught people’s imagination and has come to be known as the Rose move.

Antoine Le Menestrel managed to free the line in September 1985 and even today it remains a coveted and stout test,

4th 8b in the world.

The second pitch after La Rose et le Vampire. Linking the two pitches is La Rage de Vivre (8c)

The extension to La Rose et le Vampire without resting. If you take the belay the second pitch is La Secte and gets 8a+.

First French 8b+, 5th 8b+ in the world.

Chouca is an overhanging 25m pitch up a swelling wall high on the east side of the cliff. Start without using a cairn, the first move should be done to tick the route!

There is a direct finish, "Bout'Chou" (8b+), Antoine Le Menestrel has done the FA in 2001.

The name of the route comes from Antoine and Marc Le Menestrel's dog which died during a storm the year the route was set.

It's the first french female 8a+ sent by Catherine Destivelle.

Fourth 8b+ in the world, but a foot hold which was very important for the crux move has broken. Before the breaking it was a hard 8b+, and now it's a real 8c. The route is very bouldery. It start with a very short 7b, before a 8A boulder problem. Then it's the same slab finish than Chouca (8a+), very technical with flat crimps.

Start in "Le Minimum" (8c), and connect to "Bout' Chou" (8b+).