Climbs 15
Rocktype Sandstone (hard)
Altitude 132m a.s.l
Faces S
Crag features
Le Toit du Orsay offers one deep roof and a few stand alone boulders. The lines in the roof start from 7B and end up at 8C+. Bring your roof climbing to the test!
There are a few other boulders to the west of the roof, of which La Questa is the cleanest and offers lines around 7a.
The roof is good quality sandstone, with a combination of crimpy flakes and very smooth cracks. There is some limited offwidth climbing near the back of the cave where a headtorch is required.
Approach notes
Park to the south along the main road on the other side of the under pass, without obstructing local properties.
Then walk under the bridge and immediately after the bridge take the overgrown path leading to the crag. The crag cannot be accessed from the north or east.
Access Advice
The area is on private land. Despite the efforts of local climbers, the owner has not been identified. So act very discreetly.
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