Couyrac

Looser than Eiger's north face. Avoid.

Start as Little Monster, take the right branch.

Route name painted at base. Takes the dihedral to the left when the route split. Straight up over the bulge is “The Monster” 7b+?

Route name painted on the wall. Finish as Burnout. Harder for the short. Low in the grade for the tall.

Route name painted at base. (Don't know where it finish, if you do please redraw the line on the topo)

Route name painted at base. Several fixed slings. One of the best routes on the sector.

Route name painted at base where the grade is given as 8a. The locals says it 7c+ though. It is surely easier than J'ai le bourdon and Mister cool, so that makes sense.

Originally done in three pitches. Requires a lot of rope tricks to do in fewer.

35m. Many draws. Probably the best route on the sector. Route name written at the base, where the grade is given as 7b++.... that is surely taking the piss.

For the boulder specialist.

Diedral, then some trickery. Hard to read (and to climb!)

Second pitch is 5c

Boulder

The desperate dihedral. L1: supposedly 6a+ (6b+?)

35m

35m, Boulder move.

35m. Rubble & Sika. Routname painted on rock.

Overhanging rubble, but the hard bits are on solid rock. Quite fun. Name painted on the rock

Both pitches.

40m. First pitch is 7b

40m. 6c to first belay (shared with Zuper Zen à droite)

40m. 6c to first belay (shared with Zuper Zen à gauche)

Name painted on rock. Is 7c according to locals, 7c+ also mentioned as grade in some places.