This route is fun, 5.9 climbing to a ledge, then catch a rest before sustained hard moves to the top. The crux is at about 3/4 height, where the rock gets thin and crimpy.

Abolition of Feudalism

Merchants of Marseilles

Six Pack

Viva La Revolution

Marie Antoinette

Catch Me If You Can

Walk on the Wild Side

French Diplomacy

Wild Cat

Overthrow and End the Terror

The Death of Robespierre

Pink Flamingo

Pinecroft Facile

Long pulls lower down lead to crimps up high.

There are a couple difficult moves past the first bolt (clip it early). Then it's straightforward till some small crimps lead you to the left above the last bolt. Once you hit the horizontal rail there are good jugs to move right to the chains.

Six Pack is named for the hold which you grab like a six-pack. It's a tricky climb and a little harder than it looks. It starts with some interesting, sequency climbing and builds to a pumpy crux at the end. The published grade of 10b seems pretty soft. I thought it more like 9+. If you disagree with the grade let me know.

A good tough start followed by a no-hands rest. Then you hit a couple tough crimps, clip and move into the crux. After the two sharp crimps at mid-height, move left to the vertical seam. Now fight the pump as you battle slopers over the top. An excellent route!

A solid 10c with some good crimping and a tricky sequence at the last bolt.

This is the coolest route at the crag in my opinion. It's not as hard as it looks because the holds are awesome. Long reaches to great pockets and you're at the chains too soon.

A short but worthy face climb. a bit easier if you start further left of the bolts.

A good warm-up route on the left side of the west-facing arete on the Corsica Block. Try the other side of the arete on TR also.

The roof route. Belayers beware- keep climber tight on lead due to the big block directly behind the route.

The long standing project, a easy stemming intro to a V7ish boulder problem on small crimps with a thought provoking finish.

You'll find the crux right off the ground, then some very easy climbing before it gets steep again halfway up. You'll want some nuts or a small cam or 2 to protect the steep stuff.

A really cool route. I never see anyone on this, but it's one of the crag's best. You can clip the first bolt by walking up the slope a little, but don't start there. the bouldery moves out the overhang and onto the face are really fun. You will move left to the arete when it gets blank above. A good bit harder if you move straight up without using the arete.

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Routes in Mirabeau Park