Côtes-d´Armor

A small brochure in retro style. Anyone staying in Brittany, specifically on the Côtes-d'Armor, who wants to do more than just climb will find these 56 routes ideal. They are spread across the three climbing areas of Erquy (Les Lacs Bleus, Fosse Eyrand) and Fréhel (Le Routin). All are close to the sea and offer moderate levels of difficulty.The three areas are also featured in Topo Escalade 22.22 pagesLanguage: French / also available in EnglishEdition 2024ctffme

It is well known that Brittany is a great place for climbing. Pen-Hir et Argol in the far west and the areas in the Ille-et-Vilaine department are proof of this. The Côtes-d'Armor is located in the center, to the north, and with 10 climbing spots, it offers plenty of opportunities to stretch your fingers as well as enjoy all kinds of delicacies. Often, there is also an enticing sea view, as well as the opportunity to go for a swim after a day of climbing.Compared to the small retro brochure from the same club, this is a contemporary climbing guide. It is well organized with clear color photos, clear overview maps with GPS data, and lots of information, including pictograms. In addition to numerous climbing routes, a manageable number of bouldering blocks are also presented.The following areas are included: Les Rochers de Plougrescant, Le Mélus – Ploubazlanec, Saint-Jacques – Tréméven, Le Moulin du Vicomte – La Prenessaye, Les Lacs Bleus – Erquy, La Fosse Eyrand – Erquy, Le Routin – Fréhel, Le Rocher de la Pie – Louargat/Belle-Isle en Terre, La Vieille Rivière – Lanvallay, and L'Abbaye – Lanvallay101 pagesLanguage: FrenchEdition: 2025ctffme