Crosse en l'Air

Service Compris is a challenging bouldering route located in the Sabots area. Graded as "FB6a+", this route features a dynamic move (Dyno) on a wall. As the 28th route of the Red circuit, it offers climbers a thrilling experience. Situated on the boulder named Service Compris, it is among the 23 routes available there. The topo image provides climbers with a general overview of the climbing direction, making it an exciting challenge for experienced boulderers.

Danger Majeur is a challenging bouldering route located in the Sabots area, specifically on the boulder named Giles. Graded with difficulty "FB6a," this route offers climbers a demanding experience featuring a vertical wall with finger pockets as key features. As the 10th route of the Red circuit, Danger Majeur is part of a series of routes offering diverse and exciting climbing opportunities. The route also includes a variation known as Danger Majeur (assis), adding an additional twist to the climbing experience. The provided topo image gives climbers a visual guide for the general climbing direction, enhancing their climbing strategy and enjoyment on this thrilling route.

Le Pain Total is a challenging bouldering route located in the Sabots area. Graded as "FB6a", this route features a wall with pockets that test the climber's skills and strength. As the 32nd route of the Red circuit, it offers a rewarding climbing experience for those seeking a tough challenge. Situated on the boulder named Caisse, Le Pain Total is one of the 13 routes available in this specific area. The topo image provides climbers with a visual guide of the general climbing direction, adding to the overall experience of tackling this demanding problem.

Les Grattons Belliqueux is a challenging bouldering route located in the Sabots area. Graded with a difficulty level of "FB6a," this route is known for its technical features including crimps along a wall. Positioned as the 24th route on the Red circuit, Les Grattons Belliqueux is one of the 23 routes found on the boulder named Tiroir. The topo image provides climbers with a visual guide to the general climbing direction of this exciting problem.