Nodos en Rochers du Paradou

Easy accessible slab climbing and serves perfectly for multi pitch climbing training (2-4 pitches).

A 60m pillar on the far right side; the sector you first bump into upon entering the area. Allows for double-pitch climbing. Trad gear friendly. 2nd pitch lines not obvious due to bolts proximity.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

The biggest and most prominent visible slab face as seen from the road side. After two pitches climbing over the top is possible on the left hand side; this leads up to the foot of the sector Le Deuxième Niveau

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

The route can be climbed in one go if you take many quickdraws and/or some additional trad gear. With a 70m rope you will need to rappel down from both anchors. An 80m rope suffices to let your partner lower you to the first anchor. Ideal route for practicing placing trad gear.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Nice area for beginners, easy to reach, routes from 20 to 25m in length.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Lots of underclings and technical climbing.

Nouvelle ligne de broches à gauche de Another day in Paradou (relais commun). Nécessite plus de trafic pour nettoyer la voie et confirmer la cotation 5c+ proposée.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

On the left hand side are the harder, more exciting routes; easier routes on the right hand side.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

One of the most technical slabs in the area. Most routes are single pitch requiring an 80m rope.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.

Many rock faces are no go zones, clearly indicated with arrows and crosses. Don't climb there, as these faces might be unstable and/or important habitats for local (protected) fauna and flora.