Planétarium Guide

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Patrick Iseli Kapwe Horizen Guillaume Levasseur Bertrand Larocque

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1. Planétarium 11 in Sector
2. Index by grade

1. Planétarium 11 routes in Sector

Summary:

Seasonality

Trad climbing and Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 45.023669, -71.897504

description

Ce secteur est juste après le gros toit au bas de la falaise. On y retrouve le départ direct de «Dixie», et d’autres voies qui se terminent sur une vire. Sinon, il y a une vire à mi-hauteur où beaucoup de voies terminent à de nouveaux relais sur scellements. Cette vire est accessible par la droite de la falaise; une rampe d’accès a été construite en 2011. On peut facilement y installer des moulinettes. On y trouve aussi une table à pique-nique plus bas près du lac, on peut s’y baigner sur les grosses roches. Faites quand même attention, car des roches peuvent tomber des voies au-dessus. Portez votre casque.

	Route	Grade	Style	Selected ascents
1	Caméléon En haut du départ du Maie Dixie	5.10c	Mixed trad 25m, 5
2	Départ de Maxie Dixie	5.10b	Trad 45m, 2
3	Neptune	5.10d	Mixed trad 45m, 2, 3
4	Uranus	5.9	Mixed trad 45m, 2, 2
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	Route	Grade	Style	Selected ascents
5	★ Saturne	5.10a	Sport 25m, 7
6	Anneau de Saturne Variante qui finit soit en Jupiter ou Saturne	5.10a	Sport 20m, 7
7	★ Jupiter	5.9	Sport 20m, 5
8	★ Mars Fissure vers la gauche.	5.6	Trad 20m
9	Jules Deuxième longeur de Mars	5.6	Trad 20m
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	Route	Grade	Style	Selected ascents
10	★ Mercure Maintenant sport. Prise clé brisé donc 5.10a FA: B.Mailhot & Wolfgang Dienes, 1990	5.9	Sport 20m, 5
11	Venus Deuxième longeur (pitch) de Mercure. Mixed Sport et TRAD	5.10+	Sport 20m, 3

2. Index by grade

Grade	Stars	Name	Style
5.6		Jules	Trad 20m
	★	Mars	Trad 20m
5.9	★	Jupiter	Sport 20m, 5
	★	Mercure	Sport 20m, 5
		Uranus	Mixed trad 45m, 2, 2
5.10a		Anneau de Saturne	Sport 20m, 7
	★	Saturne	Sport 25m, 7
5.10b		Départ de Maxie Dixie	Trad 45m, 2
5.10c		Caméléon	Mixed trad 25m, 5
5.10d		Neptune	Mixed trad 45m, 2, 3
5.10+		Venus	Sport 20m, 3