### Approche
Follow the road from Le Reposoir towards the Col de la Colombière, At the third hairpin take a little road which passes by the La Côte David to end at a bridge crossing the Foron river. From the parking, cross the bridge and head southwards. You go through a forest to reach a meadow from where you can clearly see the icefalls. There are three main lines, (with a lesser line further right.) This route takes the left hand one.

### Voie
| Longueur         | Description                                                                                             |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| L1,?,?           | Vertical for a few metres then the angle eases. Start by going up to the right until reaching the rock at the foot of the second vertical step. Belay on a bolt and pegs. |
| L2,?,?           | The start of the second pitch is the crux of the route, vertical for several metres of sculptured ice, usually more difficult on the left than on the right. Above the step, the angle eases to reach a bolt belay on the right. |
| L3,?,?           | The easiest pitch. A fairly steep slope with bulges to finish at a tree belay on the left. Slings needed. |

### Descente
3 Abseils back down the icefall.

<h2>Approach # 45mins</h2> <p>Follow the road from Le Reposoir towards the Col de la Colombière, At the third hairpin take a little road which passes by the La Côte David to end at a bridge crossing the Foron river. From the parking, cross the bridge and head southwards. You go through a forest to reach a meadow from where you can clearly see the icefalls. There are three main lines, ( with a lesser line further right.) This route takes the left hand one.</p> <h2>Route</h2> <p>L# | &#160;: Vertical for a few metres then the angle eases. Start by going up to the right until reaching the rock at the foot of the second vertical step. Belay on a bolt and pegs.</p> <p>L# | &#160;: The start of the second pitch is the crux of the route, vertical for several metres of sculptured ice, usually more difficult on the left than on the right. Above the step, the angle eases to reach a bolt belay on the right.</p> <p>L# | &#160;: The easiest pitch. A fairly steep slope with bulges to finish at a tree belay on the left. Slings needed.</p> <h2>Descent</h2> <p>3 Abseils back down the icefall.</p>

dans L1

cascade du milieu

cascades du reposoire

Cascade de gauche

ressaut de L2

au pied

Le Reposoir

dernier rappel de 20m

vue plongeante

cascade de gauche

Cascades du Reposoir - Ligne de gauche

Camptocamp

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>Remarque&#160;: cascade à ne pas confondre avec son homonyme] dans les Bauges.</p>

Cascades du Reposoir

<p>Les massif des Bornes-Aravis, parfois simplement nommé massif des Aravis, regroupe la chaîne des Aravis qui culmine à 2750m à la Pointe Percée]], et le massif des Bornes dont la [[summits/37849|Pointe Blanche (2438m) est le point culminant.</p>

Cascades du Reposoir - Ligne de gauche

Details

Approach # 45mins

Route

Descent

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