Yellow circuit (n°2) Guide

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1. Yellow circuit (n°2) 13 in Feature
2. Index by grade

1. Yellow circuit (n°2) 13 routes in Feature

Summary:

Seasonality

All Bouldering

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inherited from France

ethic

ALL FIRES ARE PROHIBITED IN THE FOREST

NO CIGARETTES !!! NO STOVES !! NO OPEN FLAMES

The sandstone is fragile. To preserve the area (and the climbs) please adhere to the following rules:

Use chalk with caution and brush it off afterwards (including huge tick marks).
Chalk should only be used on hands, never directly on the rock!
Clean the bottom of your climbing shoes removing all sand and dirt before any climb. This is essential to limit rock erosion.
DONT CLIMB ON WET ROCK!!!!
Night climbing is prohibited to reduce the impact on the animal habitat.
Dont use the base of the routes as your toilet. Go into the forest a little further off the track or out of the area for a 1 and dig a hole for a 2.

Respectons Bleau

Bien grimper

inherited from Fontainebleau

	Route	Grade	Style
1	La Mémère / Yellow 1 #yellowcircuit	3C	Boulder
2	La Bifur / Yellow 2 #yellowcircuit	3B	Boulder
3	L'Inattendue / Yellow 3 #yellowcircuit	4A	Boulder
4	Le Petit Grépon / Yellow 4 #yellowcircuit	2C	Boulder
5	Le Toboggan / Yellow 5 #yellowcircuit	4B	Boulder
6	La Traversée de la Douloureuse / Yellow 6 Traverse #yellowcircuit	4C	Boulder
7	Le Déversoir / Yellow 7 #yellowcircuit	4B	Boulder
8	La Dalle Blanche / Yellow 8 #yellowcircuit	4B	Boulder
9	L'Aérolithe / Yellow 9 #yellowcircuit	4B	Boulder
10	La Demi-Lune du S / Yellow 10 #yellowcircuit	4B	Boulder
11	La Gaby / Yellow 11 #yellowcircuit	4B	Boulder
12	La Johannis / Yellow 12 #yellowcircuit	3C	Boulder
13	L'Arête Sud-Ouest du Rempart / Yellow 13 #yellowcircuit	3C	Boulder

2. Index by grade

Grade	Name	Style
2C	Le Petit Grépon	Boulder
3B	La Bifur	Boulder
3C	L'Arête Sud-Ouest du Rempart	Boulder
	La Johannis	Boulder
	La Mémère	Boulder
4A	L'Inattendue	Boulder
4B	L'Aérolithe	Boulder
	La Dalle Blanche	Boulder
	La Demi-Lune du S	Boulder
	La Gaby	Boulder
	Le Déversoir	Boulder
	Le Toboggan	Boulder
4C	La Traversée de la Douloureuse	Boulder