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Climbing blocks in Plaine-Joux

Plaine-Joux, 74190 Passy

Climbing blocks in Plaine Joux

Climbing blocks in Plaine Joux — ©Jean Ladurelle

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A dozen blocks quoted from 3+ to 7c.

Altitude: 1350 m
Height of site: 3 to 6 m
Quality of the rock: limestone
Orientation: South facing
Approach time: 15-20 min.

Free access

Rates

Free of charge. Please contact the Tourist Office for any supervised outings.

Openings

From 15 April 2025 until 30 October 2025 - Open everyday

Location

Climbing blocks in Plaine-Joux

Plaine-Joux, 74190 Passy

Access

From Plaine Joux, go towards the foot of the Barmus ski lift (road down to the left from the top of the car-park).
Go past the dam and cross the stream. About 70m further on take aright towards a clearing in the forest. From here follow a small path towards the first block.

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