Les Trois Pucelles, an emblematic site in the Vercors massif. This famous traverse above Grenoble combines easy climbing, an aerial ridge and an alpine atmosphere, perfect for an introduction to vertical mountaineering.
The route begins with an ascent of Pucelle Est, followed by a dizzying traverse to Pucelle Centrale, then an abseil or a descent to the col. The final climb leads to Pucelle Ouest, the highest point of the traverse, offering exceptional views of the surrounding mountains.
Perfect for a day out discovering rock climbing, this route combines mountain atmosphere, the pleasure of climbing and a unique environment.
This is an easy, fun and aerial ridge climb above Grenoble. It links the three emblematic summits of Les Pucelles on a route that combines easy climbing, de-escalation and abseiling. It's a great introduction to mountaineering or an ideal way to discover the void in complete safety.
Not necessarily. It's preferable to be comfortable hiking and on slightly steep terrain, but the climbing is not very technical (level 3/4 max) and is done roped up and belayed at all times. I'll adapt to your level and guide you step by step.
Yes, the ridge is aerial, so you have to be prepared to deal with a bit of emptiness underfoot. But it's all done in safety, and I'll be with you every step of the way. If you have any doubts, we can discuss them together before the outing.
Allow around 4 to 5 hours for the activity, from the approach to the return, depending on your pace. The exact time depends on the weather and the season.
In the same style, you can also take a look at the normal route of Mont Aiguille and the traverse of the Gerbier ridges. When it comes to canyoning, the Furon offers a fun activity for all the family. This pairs well with the urban via ferrata at La Bastille, Grenoble.
Yes, from around 10-12 years of age, if the child is motivated and a little used to walking in the mountains. The crossing is a great souvenir for young adventurers.
The crossing is generally accessible from May to October, depending on the weather conditions. It should be avoided in wet, windy or stormy weather.
That's right! It's an ideal introduction to ridge walking, mountain climbing and basic climbing techniques (abseiling, belaying, roping). It gives you a good idea of what it's like to climb in the high mountains at low altitude.
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