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Rochers du Néviau (Dave) is the other well-known area near Namur, in the region and province of the same name in Wallonia in the heart of the country. However, Rochers du Néviau (Dave) is located south of Namur and also on the Meuse. 17 sectors with 246 pitches, spread over many multi-pitch routes and single pitches, offer levels of difficulty from 2 to 7c. This area is particularly suitable for fans of easy multi-pitch routes.
The climbing guide is spiral-bound, informative and has very good color photo topos and graphic topos. The individual pitches are very well described. It is written in Flemish and French.
102 pages
Language Flemish / French
Edition 2022

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