Le Croustillant

The bouldering route Louxor in area 91.1 is a moderate problem graded as "FB4+". This route is located on the Wall and is the 30th route of the Red circuit. Louxor is one of 1 routes on the boulder named Sphinx, with the topo image providing guidance on the general climbing direction. Additionally, a related video offers inspiration for a beta, providing climbers with valuable insights to tackle this enjoyable challenge.

"Pirate" is a moderate bouldering route located in area 91.1, graded with a difficulty of "FB4+". This wall route is the 39th of the Red circuit and is one of 4 routes on the boulder named Entorse. The topo image provides a visual of the general climbing direction, making it a fun and engaging challenge for climbers of various skill levels.

Sheik Yherass is a popular moderate bouldering route located in area 91.1. Graded with a difficulty level of "FB4+" and featuring a challenging mix of Wall and Slopers holds, this route is the 15th in the Red circuit. It is one of six routes on the boulder known as Sheik, with variants including Sheik Yherass (direct) and Sheik Yherass (assis). The topo image provides climbers with a general overview of the climbing direction for this engaging problem.

"Flip Flop is a moderate bouldering route located in area 91.1, graded at 'FB4+'. This route, situated on a wall, is part of the Red circuit and is the 20th route on this circuit. Found on the boulder named Flip Flop, this climb offers a challenging yet achievable experience for climbers. The topo image provides a visual guide of the climbing direction. Additionally, an assisted variation of the route, known as Flip Flop (assis), offers climbers an alternative challenge."

Sanary is a moderate bouldering route located in area 91.1. Graded as "FB4", this climb offers a challenging yet achievable experience for climbers. The route features traversing movements and requires climbers to navigate the wall carefully. Positioned as the 31st route of the Red circuit, Sanary is situated on the boulder named Bien. A detailed topo image showcases the climbing direction, while a related video provides helpful beta for tackling this intriguing problem.