Eyelet Wall Principalement Bloc 23 voies en falaise

Ascend the brief crack and wall that is positioned to the left of the arête.

Begin by confronting the lower bulge and then proceed to complete the ascent by climbing up the left arête.

Climb up towards the roof and search for the undercut hold on the left side, then complete the climb with a challenging finish over the bulging roof.

This route is a miniature classic. It involves steeply ascending over the bulge, which is significantly more technical than it may initially appear.

This is a brief route that features a prominent mantel

With few footholds available, the route can be completed by either executing a long reach from the break to the top, or performing a small dyno

Employ a layback and bridging technique to ascend the brief diagonal corner-crack

Ascend the arête using grips located on both sides.

Finding the proper sequence between the small and sharp slots can be challenging, and the scarcity of footholds adds to the difficulty of the route.

This route involves finger-focused face climbing that commences from a small and sharp slot.

Start by performing a mantel onto the shelf. From there, continue climbing up the scoop to finish

A relatively easy route that ascends the chimney, and which can be approached in several different ways.

The direct variation of Tight Chimney Slab, which skips the traverse

Ascend the bulge and once you pass the break, make your way delicately onto the slab.

This climb requires technical skills as you pass the bulge.

A delightful short route that ascends the curving groove. It is possible to prolong the climb by ascending the block above if desired.

Ascend the finger cracks located in the typically unclean wall to the right of Ejector. The crux of the route is at the top.

Right of Sand Piper is a dirty and blunt arête that appropriately lives up to its name.