Routes in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur for selected grade

Around 4th bolt some parts of flake seem to be missing; climbed left of the bolts.

The higher the more difficult. Few grips slightly polished.

Directly left & above the bush.

At the right edge of the waterfall.

1st bolt counted here but sometimes used by belayer. In the middle part, some grips/steps are polished and one might desire one more bolt at the crux.

L1/5a 10 bolts L2/5b L3/5a

L1/4b 12 bolts, L2/5b

L1/4a 12bolts, L2/5b 7bolts

Polished around the belly.

L1/5b L2/5a

L1/3a L2/4b L3/5b

Route on the north side

6 short pitches, so you can make it a 5 or 4 pitches route; combining 3a with 5a is too long for a 60m single rope and causes strong rope friction. Communicating is easy. Good grip. The first meters are amongst the most difficult, so a good test whether you can manage the rest. The crossing (L3) has bolts every 2m. L1 has 6 bolts, L2 12, L3 8, L4 5, L5 3, L6 11.

Great holds, but you've to find them...

Pay attention to the s-shape in order not to mix up with "L'an 01 (L1)".

Motivates to sort feet & hands - then, clipping is an ease.

Above Ce bleu n'est pas le votre.

Anciennement "Je suis le futur" 6b/c

Last climb on the face before the arete.

Steep steps off 4.

5b obl.

B1 immediately right of B1 of "Che Gevaroux". B2 shared with "Le fossile et le marteau". Possibility to continue in "le fossile" instead of going up the chimney on the left.

5a obl.