## Approach

From the car parking at Tre-le-Champ take the Chéserys path which leads to Lac Blanc via l'Aiguillette d'Argentière. After about an hour and when the path climbs up in rounded steps, take a faint path on the right to join the path along the base of the cliff. The start is 150m to the left of the Voie Bleu, (which goes up the centre of the cliff, bright bolts), and slightly lower down, at the level of a stepped, yellowish slab.  

## Route

**L1:** 4b. slab  
**L2:** 4b. slab  
**L3:** 3c/4a: Sloping corner, pleasant  
**L4:** 3c: Short pitch on easy angled slabs, can be combined with Pitch 5, (a full 50m).  
**L5:** a short vertical rock step, (1 move of 4c) then slab climbing.  

## Descent

Abseilling down the route, three abseils of 50m from belays 5, 3, and 2.

Good rock for the grade, well bolted, great views, gets the sun, what more could you want?

<h2>Approach</h2> <p>From the car parking at Tre-le-Champ take the Chéserys path which leads to Lac Blanc via l&#8217;Aiguillette d&#8217;Argentière. After about an hour and when the path climbs up in rounded steps, take a faint path on the right to join the path along the base of the cliff. The start is 150m to the left of the Voie Bleu, (which goes up the centre of the cliff, bright bolts), and slightly lower down, at the level of a stepped, yellowish slab.</p> <h2>Route</h2> <p><strong>L1:</strong> 4b. slab <strong>L2:</strong> 4b. slab <strong>L3:</strong> 3c/4a: Sloping corner, pleasant <strong>L4:</strong> 3c: Short pitch on easy angled slabs, can be combined with Pitch 5, ( a full 50m). <strong>L5:</strong> a short vertical rock step, (1 move of 4c) then slab climbing.</p> <h2>Descent</h2> <p>Abseilling down the route, three abseils of 50m from belays 5, 3, and 2.</p> <p>• Good rock for the grade, well bolted, great views, gets the sun, what more could you want?</p>

Les Chéserys - Voie Jaune

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camptocamp

<h2>Ski de randonnée</h2> <h3>Alpes</h3> <h4>Mont Blanc</h4> <p>Mont Blanc</p> <h4>Écrins</h4> <h4>Vanoise</h4> <h4>Vercors</h4> <p>Vercors</p> <h4>Chartreuse</h4> <p>La Chartreuse est un massif bien arrosé qui lui assure un bon enneigement malgré son altitude modeste (Chamechaude étant son point culminant (2082m). La première partie est généralement boisée alors que les sommets sont souvent défendus par de grandes barres rocheuses qui donne a ce massif un caractère qui lui est propre.</p> <h3>Pyrénées</h3> <h2>Alpinisme</h2> <h3>Alpes</h3> <h4>Chamonix - Mont Blanc</h4> <h4>Écrins</h4> <h4>Vanoise</h4> <h3>Pyrénées</h3> <h2>Escalade</h2> <h3>Verdon</h3> <h3>Hautes Alpes</h3> <ul> <li>Céuse</li> <li>Orpierre</li> </ul>

France

<p>Les Chéserys sont une suite de belles dalles en gneiss sous les Aiguilles Rouges, un beau terrain pour l&#8217;escalade à proximité du Col des Montets.</p>

Les Chéserys

<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>

Les Chéserys - Voie Jaune

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