The easiest route on the crag.

### Approach

Take the national road from Martigny direction St Maurice and a few hundred metres after the little village of Mieville turn left up a track just after the Combusta petrol station. Park at the end of this track. Take the path from the parking and where it starts to go along a wall of the avalanche defences go straight on up to the foot of the crag. The route starts up a corner on the right-hand side of the main climbing area. 10-15mins.

### Route

| Pitch    | Description                          |
| -------- | ------------------------------------ |
| L1,3a    | Scramble to the true start of the route |
| L2,5a    |                                      |
| L3,5b    |                                      |
| L4,4a    | Rising traverse leftwards            |
| L5,5b    | Up the corner                        |
| L6,4a    | Continue up the corner               |

### Descent

Follow the path which descends to the left of the crag (looking down) and brings you back to the approach path not far from the car.

It is possible to link some of the pitches together. Gear up at the car to avoid having to walk back up for the sacks.

<p>The easiest route on the crag.</p> <h2>Approach</h2> <p>Take the national road from Martigny direction St Maurice and a few hundred metres after the little village of Mieville turn left up a track just after the Combusta petrol station. Park at the end of the this track. Take the path at the from the parking and where it starts to go along a wall of the avalanche defences go straight on up to the foot of the crag. The route starts up a corner on the right hand side of the main climbing area. 10-15mins.</p> <h2>Route</h2> <p>L# | 3a | Scramble to the true start of the route L# | 5a | L# | 5b | L# | 4a | Rising traverse leftwards L# | 5b | Up the corner L# | 4a | Continue up the corner</p> <h2>Descent</h2> <p>Follow the path which descends to the left of the crag (looking down) and brings you back to the approach path not far from the car.</p> <p>It is possible to link some of the pitches together. Gear up at the car to avoid having to walk back up for the sacks.</p>

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Bonne route :-)

Le rocher est magnifique

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Falaise de Miéville - Terry

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<p>La falaise de Miéville est exposée ENE, d&#8217;une hauteur de 150&#160;m. Gneiss à réglettes et fissures et prises franches. Accès</p> <p>Elle est composée de 4 secteurs:</p> <h1>Terry</h1> <h1>Adrénaline</h1> <h1>Mandragore</h1> <h1>Pour Miss, les copains d&#8217;abord et 9a</h1> <p>Le secteur 9a passe à l&#8217;ombre à 14h30&#160;en été.</p>

Falaise de Miéville

<p>On regroupe dans ce massif le chaînon des Dents du Midi (partie la plus septentrionale), le massif du Haut-Giffre, de Sixt et de Faucigny (ce dernier incluant la chaîne des Fiz), ainsi que les Aiguilles Rouges, séparées du massif du Mont-Blanc par l&#8217;Arve.</p>

Falaise de Miéville - Terry

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