Climbing has been limited
NEWS AUGUST 2022: Due to erosion there have been movements on several boulders in the area. These areas have been closed. Please respect this! NEWS OCTOBER 2018!! The actual Èlèphant boulder, the fir... Read more
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Activities on this crag
- Alex Tung • 23 hours agoupdated his or her to-do list- Dans les Bois Éternels 7B
- Vent Violent 6C
- Beta Hunter / Toit du Lépiney 6B+ 
Christian Svendsen • 2 days agoupdated his or her to-do list- Figure de Proue 7A
- King Fisher 7A
- Gi og få 7B
Jens Torstensson • 4 days agoupdated his tick list- les Inversées 5
- La Traversée des Fissures Vertes 6A
- La Charleuse 6A
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Nearby crags
Climbing has been limited!
NEWS AUGUST 2022:
Due to erosion there have been movements on several boulders in the area. These areas have been closed. Please respect this!
NEWS OCTOBER 2018!!
The actual Èlèphant boulder, the first block you see when walking in to the area. The one looking like an elephant has a ban to climb on it right now. There is a risk that the entire boulder will collapse! Please do not climb on this one until further notice, it's dangerous!!
The rock at Éléphant is softer than in Fontainebleau usually. Please wait that it dries completely after the rain or you risk pulling holds off, or destroying the surface so the rock starts to "sand". It's recommended to let the rock dry for 48-72 hours after rain.