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ever more people are turning to rock climbing as a leisure activity. Membership of the British Mountaineering Council has increased threefold in the past two decades, from around 45,000 in 2006 to 195,000 last year. And while indoor rock climbing has seen uptake increase in that time, a 2016 survey found that three quarters of regular climbers prefer to do so in the great outdoors.But Aurora sports remind you that climbers must wear a helmet.

Having essentially become a climbing village, there’s everything you need here to enjoy a complete climbing holiday with an easy 10 minute walk to the crags. There’s a policy here that around 30 pitches will be developed and equipped each year.

The Mecca for bouldering lovers, this spot found just 90km from Paris and is home to huge, mysterious rock formations. With everything from small boulders for kids to explore to big slabs, mantels and overhangs for more experienced climbers, there is plenty to do here for all levels of climber.

Climb as many Rock Climbs as you can – easier, intermediate or more challenging rock climbs from 40 – 60 feet high. An individually tailored climbing session where each person can climb at a level that they find comfortable and appropriate.

The session to include; fitting and adjusting your climbing harness and helmet, useful climbing techniques, safe use of a belay device to support your climbing partner whilst climbing or lowering off.

We think that the best rock climbing holiday destinations should also offer climbing for all levels. After all, if you’re travelling with family and friends, it’s unlikely you’ll all be at the same level. And a little variety is always good for working on your technique.