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A fairly unremarkable Sector (despite its popularity with local school groups) that is not in the current local guidebook. On the plus side it is in a sunny setting and is only a few minutes from the car. There are a dozen or so routes here, rising from a constructed platform. The nameplates at the base have mostly been stripped so telling which route is which is rather tricky. The names used here are probably not correct; any feedback would be gratefully received. The routes on the upper wall are very close together, just a selection is listed here. Guidebook page 209.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
La fée clochette The long rib on the left improves with height. To the lower-off on the left at 20m is 4+. | 1 Stars Strong | 5 |
2 |
Il etait un voie The steady groove to a steep finale exiting the left-hand side of the niche. To the lower-off in the niche is 4. | 1 Stars | 5+ |
3 |
Les fées du logis The slab to a lower-off in the right side of the recess. The extension through the roof looks about 6b. | 1 Stars | 4+ |
4 |
Purple Wings The extension looks several grades harder. | 1 Stars | 4+ |
5 |
Toites de fée The slab just left of the overlap. | 1 Stars | 4 |
6 |
Toites de fée extension The tricky rib and a leftward exit through the bulges. | 1 Stars Strong | 6b |
7 |
Nombre sept The central line through the broken overlap. . | 5 | |
8 |
Nombre sept extension From the lower-off continue up the open groove then pull through the bulges with a powerful move. The lower-off is higher... | 1 Stars | 6a+ |
9 |
La fée d'hiver The right-hand side of the slab has a tricky move. | 1 Stars | 5+ |
10 |
La fée d'hiver extension A long pitch. From the chain climb the rib to ledges then the bulges above to a very high lower-off. | 1 Stars | 6b |