Routes in Saint Pierre

Ring bolts lead the way up a vertical wall and bulge right of the cave. Visible through the trees when walking down the stairs. Start at the level of the cave and follow the line of bolts furthest right.

A line of bolts leads up this vertical route from the corner at the right end of the cave. Head R through the bulge at 12m, R of a big white dihedral.

Up the line of bolts on the arrête R of the cave. When the lines split, climb into the white corner.

Up the line of bolts on the arrête R of the cave. When the lines split, climb through the bulge.

Line with fixed draws through the roof of the cave. The rightmost line through the roof.

Line with fixed draws through the roof of the cave.

1 fixed draw marks a line through the roof.

Visible on the grey left wall while walking down. Starts from the low landing with the other routes at the base of the staircase, next to a small natural wall and a bridge of chocked rocks and dirt.

Trend left and traverse left at half height.

The second line of bolts R of the bridge of chocked rocks and dirt. Up the seemingly straightforward vertical wall. At the scoop at 2/3 height take the L line of bolts through the bulge.

At the scoop at 2/3 height take the R line of bolts through the corner.

Start at the big sika'd flake. At the crux about 7m up move slightly right (or go direct and slap the desperate sloping crimps several grades harder).

Pockets and slopers lead the way up the tiered arrête.

Finish straight up.

Crosses out left.

First bolts shared with "Katmandou". Head left where the lines split. A slabby start leads to a surprisingly steep and suspiciously pocketed crux.

Climbs up a slabby pillar of sloping dinner plates. First bolts shared with "Pokhara" ; splits right.

Starts from a little raised platform above a couple of boulders. The first route from the left on this part of the wall. The line arcs left.

Start up a shallow slabby arrête and then finish up a short headwall.

Starts at a small platform next to some trees. Up the slabby grey ramp to a steeper finish on cream-coloured rock.

Starts at the small flake feature on the grey slab. Up through a bulge, then finishing up a headwall with a bulge made of layered dinner plates.

A hard start. Finish under the bushy tree.

The top is just right of the giant flake at 2/3 height. A technical slabby start and then some jiggy steeper stuff up top. Careful of the ant nest in the horizontal crack at the end of the steeper section; better to continue to the anchor rather than rest there.

The line of fixed hangers.

A séries of small pockets lead to the first bolt.

Thin start at the left edge of the burnt rock (4m up).

Up the right edge of the burnt rock.

Trend left up the slabby ramp

Thin face right of the scoop. Sheds holds like dandruff.

The first in a series of 3 climbs starting at the bulge. A steep bouldery start, then finish up the crack.

Another steep bouldery start.

The leftmost climb on this bit of wall. Thin, technical and sustained.

Powerful boulder start on slopers, then a nice ramble to the top.

The rightmost route before the giant flake, on the grey part of this wall. Technical and sustained.

Perfect jugs lead the way up the steep wall. Keep some juice for the sting in the tail at the final bulge.

Start climbing up stone wall.