Routes as sport in Lac Gervais

Start up the bolted crack to the left of Om, later transitioning onto slab.

1. 5.8, 25m, 10 bolts

2. 5.10b, 25m, 9 bolts

Climb up the obvious finger crack. Also climbs on gear only. Bring small gear.

Bottom slab on the left, first bolt line on the left side. Anchors at the ledge

The bolt line just to the left of "Pur Plaisir".

Starts behind a rock, a bit of edge, a few pure friction moves, then easier climbing.

Left of the obvious diagonal crack/ramp ("Le Manoir des Mouches Noires") is a bolted Y-shaped crack (right branch shorter than left). Start below this crack.

1. 5.5 20m. Climb the crack and slab above to a bolted anchor on a ledge.

2. 5.7+ 25m. Step left along the ledge. then climb up and right following the bolt line and crack.

3. Left at 5.8 - the line is mostly hidden left of the dihedral; or right at 5.9, first couple bolts are visible -- but there are more.

At P3, even further left: there are bolts up a thinish/vanishing crack then through a roof above. Somewhat run-out to reach this line of bolts after the first two bolts of the "Left:" variation.

A line of bolts up the bottom slab between Pur plaisir and Le Manoir des mouches noires.

The name says it all

Trad or sport, 25m The obvious left-ascending bolted crack/ramp that starts left of the lower slab.

1. 5.6. Start at the base of the obvious left-angling crack/ramp, but climb straight up to the thin left-leaning crack. Follow this crack up between some small trees to a belay.

2. 5.9+. Climb thin slab to a seam, follow the seam for a while, then jog right on better holds, then back left again to a finger crack in a corner to an anchor.

3. There appear to be two bolted lines above the 2nd anchor -- both start right of the anchor, one drifts leftward, the other drifts more rightward. Left one goes at about 5.9 to a semi-hanging belay. The right goes at about 5.8

A wider crack a couple meters right of "Petit Poo et Betty Boop".

P1 5.6 20m Climb slab and crack to a small ledge. P2 5.9 25m Climb a bolted crack through interesting climbing to a semi-hanging belay. P3 5.7 17m Climb up and right.

There's an intermediate anchor at about 29m for people with a 60m rope -- don't stop there, go to the final anchor for full value.

Bolt line immediately left to the distinctive finger crack of 'Solstice'. Slab climbing on thin holds then straight up to the leaning right facing corner. Easier but trickier here then over the bulge to the anchors.

Harder version of 'Solstice', starts immediately right to the obvious finger crack. Same anchor as 'Solstice'.

Climb a slab up to a small ledge and then traverse to the left to a right-facing small dihedral feature/crack and move up until you reach the anchors. Really enjoyable route at the grade. There are alternative bolted anchors at exactly 35 meters. If you go up to the finish anchor or don't have a 70 meter rope, you can lower to an anchor at the beginning of the small dihedral to do 2 rappels.

Beautiful long climb with a nice variety of moves at the grade. Start at the flake (at about the height of the first bolt). Follow the crack and finish on some moderate but delicate slab towards a bolted anchor with rappel rings.

Left-most route of the pink slab located at the entrance of the crag. Left of Xololt

Right-most route of the pink slab located at the entrance of the crag. right of Quetzalcoalt.

Slab left of the crack that is "Le Nain de jardin" and shares anchors with it.

Climb crack/left-facing dihedral, then traverse left to anchors. Heavily bolted.

Start on top of a large boulder leaning against the cliff; slab then roof, then slab some more.

Rightmost route of the sector. Two diagonal cracks lead up the pitch. The second one heading to the right (and the anchors) is interesting to negociate.