V6–V8 · advanced
V6–V8 · 7 Crags · 29 routes
7 published crags in the v6-8 grade band, with route counts, rock types and best seasons.
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Walberla is the best-known crag in the Frankenjura: a long dolomite wall on the Ehrenbürg hill with pocketed limestone, a short approach, and a full spread of grades from 5 to 9a. It is a...
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Curbar Edge is the gritstone crag for people who like their problems steep and their landings honest. The bouldering is concentrated at the northern end, on big rounded blocs with hard, p...
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The Camp 4 boulders sit a two-minute walk from the historic climbers' campground and carry more climbing history per square metre than almost anywhere on earth. The rock is coarse granite...
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La Canardière is the harder, quieter neighbour of the Cuvier areas: fewer people, rougher landings, and a genuine concentration of 7A to 7C problems built around steep, athletic movement ...
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Roche aux Sabots is the most accessible hard bouldering in the forest — a road-side cluster with flat sand landings and a genuine concentration of 7A to 7C problems. If you have one after...
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The arch at Moon Hill is the most photographed piece of rock in China, and the climbing underneath it is genuinely good: steep grey limestone with tufas, a huge cave, and routes from 6a t...
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Grande Grotta is the most photographed cave in Greece: a huge limestone arch overhanging more than forty degrees, packed with tufas and stalactites, and graded almost entirely between 7a ...