Routes in Les Salettes

Crux is easier for the tall. Name written at base.

Name written at the base.

starts on the right corner of a slightly overhanging face. Name written on rock. Ends at the first (french) belay of Gamma Globuline

5b to the first anchor, 5c to the second anchor.

A bit strange route. One hard move to establish on the top slab. Name written on base.

Name at base. Starts in the back of the corner and crosses/shares the start with the 5bish dihedral. And goes up right past a nice prominent small wall. Rather used and polished.

Nice hand jamming fissure with some jugs and edges added in. Current guidebook says 6b, but since the rock is rather used and though very slippery IMHO 6c is more appropriate.

Powerful bouldery route up the right part of the orange overhang. Guess it’s easier for larger climbers.

Sadly very polished.

Second to last route on the right side of the orange rock. Start up a ramp and after some crimps on an orange wall finish up easily.

Lovely technical climb with a few cruxy sections

Pumpy, athletic route with technical passages between jugs. The topout is the “choisi”.

Airy climb up the ramp and then a bit pumpy/cruxy around a bulge. Not boring despite the low grade. Perfect to clear the head on lead. 😉

Flowy and technical climb over beautiful orange/red rock. Rather used at the start but still good.

Same anchor as Tohu bohu and Merdavauban.

name written on base

Same base as Charivari, but ends one more anchor to the right.

Name written at base

Name written at base. There are two variants. From the French belay in the top part. Straight up a fierce short boulder over the tiny roof (glue-ins) is 6c/6c+. Left is supposed to be 6b, but ppl said it’s not really easier.