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Limestone
Nice little crag at the foothills of the Pyrenees. It mainly has easier climbs in the 4s, 5s and lower 6s with a couple routes in the 7s. Nice south-facing and easy approach from roadside parking.
Description
Vertical
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All day sun
Morning sun
South
South East
The small brother of Sadernes with varied Limestone climbing. Crag has just over a 100 routes, less than a handful that are in the f7s, and a couple two-pitch 40m/50m routes spread out over 15 sectors. Walk-in ranges between 5-10 and 15-25m, and some sectors the approach requires some some strenuous hiking. Route quality is varied, but some great climbing is to be found in all grades provided. Various routes are approachable from the top and enable top rope access. In general the base of the routes is steep and rocky so not recommendable for children. Some of the easiest routes are also the furthest and steepest to approach (sector Jamaica), but do provide some great views and exposure.
Approach
Gentle
5-10 min
Parking is possible next to the road near the crag. There is space for about 5 cars, but further up and down the road there is more space at the laybys. The nearest routes are a 5-10min walk slightly up hill, with some sectors requiring a 5-15min longer walk and some over some quite steep terrain.
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