Small but interesting patch of limestone rock. Most crags are within a military area and are therefore not accessible on weekdays.
Consists of multiple rock faces with routes going from some easy routes of the 4th grade to a hard 7 grader with finger pockets. The limestone has been pretty weathered and worn out by intense climbing but still offers a great experience. Well-bolted and safe. There is also a long via ferrata and the possibility to do multi-rappels and multi-pitching (TBC?).
The latest topo is ten years old, and mostly sold out. The last copies are available here.
Most crags are located within a military area. Those crags are not accessible on weekdays, are restricted to members of a limited number of climbing associations and require registration at the entry gate.
Follow Rue Notre Dame de Vivier down South until you almost hit the river, park at the bend in the road and report to the military office next to the gate.
Avoid overusing chalk. When toproping, place your rope in a carabiner to limit wearing out of anchor points.
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