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Este es un croquis para el Circuito Amarillo del Sector Virgen.

A view of Mont-King from the approach trail. The left end is steep and very blocky. It has a handful of exposed trad routes. The middle section is severely overhanging and has some of the most impressive lines at Val-David. The headwall on the right is called Le Mur and boasts excellent multipitch routes. The cliff extends further right into the forest. Photo: Yann Troutet.

Este es el croquis para el Sector Virgen y el Circuito Blaco y Amarillo.

The Bard is a classic five-pitch climb up this distinctive buttress. Each pitch is a gem. Not to mention the descent route: via a cave, literally through to the other side of the mountain. Photo: Yann Troutet

This is a rough sketch obviously however its to the point.This is a new area and is free of trails and trash.Please park in designated areas.

The Tour d'Aï is the southest one of the 3 tours de Leysin. Its south face is climbable, there's also a via ferrata going in the cracks (left part of the picture) going to the top of the tower. On the top, you can see all the Alps, the Rhone Valley, the cities of Lausanne and sometimes Geneva.. Wonderful place, even in winter 'cause you can ski on the bottom and make nice short free rides...

A view of the highest, steepest part of the cliff. The obvious diagonal crack is the ultimate local classic: Black and White, 3 pitches, 5.11. In the shadow to the left are a handful of slightly easier routes. On either side of Black and White are several hard routes, trad and sport. The province's longest sport climb (Que ton Règne Vienne) takes a direct vertical line crossing BnW halfway up the cliff. (photo: Y. Troutet)

Este es el croquis para el Sector Virgen y el Ciruito Blanco.

Este es el croquis para el Sector Virgen y el Circuito para niños.

This is a photo of the Kissing Couple and Independence Monument. This is only a small selection of what the Colorado Monument has to offer.

En este mapa se puede ver de manera clara las diferentes vias que se pueden tomar para llegar a El Burro ya sea desde dentro o fuera del Estado Trujillo.

Draw of our new route "Éperon Gousseault". This picture was taken by Ivano Ghirardini.

Este es un topo para esta cara. Las lineas rojas indican la línea aproximada que sigue la Ruta. Los números coinciden con los dados a cada uno de los problemas en la sección de rutas.

Big Rock really isn't, but that hasn't diminished its popularity over the years. What you see is what you get, except the crowds have grown since this photo was taken in 1976.

This is a fun climb that is half trad and half sport. The crux is at the first bolt and is good slab problem. Trust your feet.

This is the first wall on the Independence Trail after the Slab Routes. There are some fun Routs on this wall.

This is the lower monument slab as seen from the trail. The Dihedral #1 is the obvious right facing one in the center.

Schematic of the route conquered by Frederico Almeida and Danielle. The route is named after the late Fabio Pe. A classic route with a natural spring in the middle! it is hard to beat that!

Big Dog (.12) tackles the overhanging nose on the left. Dog Run (.12) heads up the middle of the face. Underdog (.12) takes a bad-sized left-slanting roof crack on the right. Grid-bolted linkups abound.

This is the middle section of the large cliff line of Redmans Bluff in the southern Grampians, Victoria, Australia.

Basilisk and Genisis are two of the strong lines located on the right side of the Bundaleer cliff. Grampians, Victoria, Australia.

Amnesty Wall has a great selection of quality sport routes in shaded ampitheatre. Pocketed overhangs are the feature.

This diagram shows the three routes on the main face of Rio Oro Arriba.

This is the Okotoks Big Rock, as seen from the parking lot. You can see the locals have stolen the informative signs on the blue frames. This rock is about 6 meters (18 feet) tall. There are good problems all around it.

This climb is on the main rock at Hammond Pond, Ma. This cute kid was getting instruction as he fearlessly climbs this crimpy face climb -- wish I started this young...