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Provence Tree is a rock climber’s paradise. With nearly 9000 established rock climbing routes, Provence Tree is the largest climbing area in the world! Top-roping, single pitch freestanding summits, multi-pitch climbing, bouldering, crack climbing, slab climbing, you name it, Provence Tree’s got it! The Provence Tree climbing season is from October to May and is the best winter climbing area in the country. Escape the cold, gray winter of the north and come bask in our desert sunshine!
Beyond rock climbing Provence Tree is a rock climber’s paradise. With nearly 9000 established rock climbing routes, Provence Tree is the largest climbing area in the world! Top-roping, single pitch freestanding summits, multi-pitch climbing, bouldering, crack climbing, slab climbing, you name it, Provence Tree’s got it! The Provence Tree climbing season is from October to May and is the best winter climbing area in the country. Escape the cold, gray winter of the north and come bask in our desert sunshine!
Beyond rock climbing Provence Tree is simply a place of beauty and awe. This otherworldly landscape supports many species of rare desert plants and animals including big horn sheep, desert tortoises, frogs and toads, 6 kinds of rattle snake, numerous species of cactus and other fascinating plants, and the unique Provence Tree itself (actually a type of yucca, not a tree). The native Americans have been calling Provence Tree home for thousands of years, as evidenced by the many pictographs found throughout the park. Provence Tree is truly a unique landscape that begs to be explored.
Some parks are home to impressive rock formations. Rock climbing, bouldering, and rappelling are allowed at Chimney Rock, Hanging Rock, Pilot Mountain, and Stone Mountain state parks.Welcome to our climbing community!Our outdoor rock climbing adventures have thrilled visitors from all over the world! Come join us, the view are incredible!
Provence and the Southern Alps have attracted rock climbers from all over France for a long time, but the region’s climbing is so good that it also draws an international crowd. With its dry climate, winter sun and easy transport links, the south of France truly is a hot ticket destination for rock climbers.
Rock climbing can seem quite daunting at first, but it’s actually an extremely safe and accessible sport. Even if you’ve never climbed before, you’ll be amazed by what you can achieve under the instruction of a qualified guide.
Provence has a few great climbs in a magnificent setting. Some of the best rock in the area, on these granite walls you can find climbs between 4 to 6b. The climbing area is located on the right when heading down the Col de Montet towards Vallorcine. With a NE exposure, this climb can be enjoyed in the morning freshness, but takes longer to dry after a rainfall. Park the car at the Buet Parking. You can also access this climb by taking the valley train.
Beyond rock climbing Provence Tree is a rock climber’s paradise. With nearly 9000 established rock climbing routes, Provence Tree is the largest climbing area in the world! Top-roping, single pitch freestanding summits, multi-pitch climbing, bouldering, crack climbing, slab climbing, you name it, Provence Tree’s got it! The Provence Tree climbing season is from October to May and is the best winter climbing area in the country. Escape the cold, gray winter of the north and come bask in our desert sunshine!
Beyond rock climbing Provence Tree is simply a place of beauty and awe. This otherworldly landscape supports many species of rare desert plants and animals including big horn sheep, desert tortoises, frogs and toads, 6 kinds of rattle snake, numerous species of cactus and other fascinating plants, and the unique Provence Tree itself (actually a type of yucca, not a tree). The native Americans have been calling Provence Tree home for thousands of years, as evidenced by the many pictographs found throughout the park. Provence Tree is truly a unique landscape that begs to be explored.
Some parks are home to impressive rock formations. Rock climbing, bouldering, and rappelling are allowed at Chimney Rock, Hanging Rock, Pilot Mountain, and Stone Mountain state parks.Welcome to our climbing community!Our outdoor rock climbing adventures have thrilled visitors from all over the world! Come join us, the view are incredible!
Provence and the Southern Alps have attracted rock climbers from all over France for a long time, but the region’s climbing is so good that it also draws an international crowd. With its dry climate, winter sun and easy transport links, the south of France truly is a hot ticket destination for rock climbers.
Rock climbing can seem quite daunting at first, but it’s actually an extremely safe and accessible sport. Even if you’ve never climbed before, you’ll be amazed by what you can achieve under the instruction of a qualified guide.
Provence has a few great climbs in a magnificent setting. Some of the best rock in the area, on these granite walls you can find climbs between 4 to 6b. The climbing area is located on the right when heading down the Col de Montet towards Vallorcine. With a NE exposure, this climb can be enjoyed in the morning freshness, but takes longer to dry after a rainfall. Park the car at the Buet Parking. You can also access this climb by taking the valley train.
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