Routes as sport in Le fou

3 pitches with ledges along the way.

Pitch 2 is very short, and the obvious line continues up and left to Krakatoa. For the actual 3rd pitch of Le centenaire, turn right along the ledge just below the final face and traverse past some trees to another bolted anchor.

Bolts: 6, 3, 8.

At the top end of the fou, look for the flake bolted to the wall.

The wide crack at the top of the cliff. An alternate finish for "Le centenaire" or "Lollypops".

If you skip the final bolts to belay off a tree, you can go about 7 meters climbers left to another set of rap bolts. You can do a full rap to the ground with 2x60m.

Starts as per Long Life, then branches right after the first bolt.

The first pitch of Lollypops is often climbed as an independent climb.

Start up the crack of Cracker Joe, then traverse right with a good under-cling to the arete with lovely flakes up the arete.

The first pitch of Maudit Fou is often climbed as an independent climb.

The thinnest line at the Fou crag.