Route
Limoncello
Limoncello is a challenging bouldering route located in the Bizons area. Graded as "FB5-", this overhanging problem on a wall offers climbers a test of strength and technique. As an alternative to the 34th route of the Red circuit, Limoncello is one of 8 routes found on the boulder named Toast. Climbers can refer to the topo image to understand the general climbing direction, while the related video provides inspiration for possible beta sequences. Overall, tackling Limoncello promises an exciting and rewarding climbing experience for those looking to push their limits.
| Features: | Overhanging Wall |
| Location: | estimated |
| Points: | 81 |
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| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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Similar routes in Bizons
| Features: | Wall |
| Points: | 81 |
| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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| Features: | Wall Slopers |
| Points: | 117 |
| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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| Features: | Wall |
| Location: | verified (accuracy 3.33m) |
| Points: | 117 |
| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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Tintin is a challenging bouldering route located in the Bizons area. Graded with a difficulty level of "FB5," this route features a demanding Wall climb. It is the 13th route of the Red circuit and is part of a group of 9 routes on the boulder known as Tintin. The topo image provides a visual guide for climbers, indicating the general climbing direction. Additionally, the route offers a variation known as "Tintin (assis)" for those seeking a different climbing experience.
| Features: | Wall Slab Sit start |
| Points: | 117 |
| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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| Features: | Wall Mantleshelf |
| Points: | 117 |
| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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| Features: | Wall |
| Location: | estimated |
| Points: | 117 |
| Height: | unknown |
| More info: |
bleau.info
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Coureur de Dot is a challenging bouldering route located in the Bizons area, specifically on the boulder named Château. Graded with a difficulty level of "FB5," this route is situated on a wall and is the 40th route of the Red circuit in the area. Climbers can refer to the topo image to understand the general climbing direction of this exciting and engaging route.