## Acceso
Desde la estación de Planpraz, coger la dirección del Lac Cornu y en 45min llegar al pie de la aguja de Charlanon desde donde salen 2 espolones. iniciamos por el de izquierda 10m a la izquierda del filo.

## Vía
se desarolla Globalmente, en el filo del espolón
Reunionzs equipadas y pasos más duros bien protegidos (pitones o spits).

L#1 | 5c |  | (spits)
L#2 | 5b |  | Paso de 5b (pitones) luego caminata
L#3 | 5a |  | (pitones). 
L#4 | 4c |  | Paso de 4c y caminata (dejar la primera reunión)
L#5 | 4 |  | 2 resaltes en 4
L#6 | 5b |  | Fisura a la derecha del filo 5b. montar la reunión al pie de la fisura (1 pitón + bloque grande para cinta),evita el tironeo. 
L#7 | 5a |  |Bonito 5a (llegar hasta la reunión de rápel)
Rápel de 20m para llegar a una brecha
L#8 | 4c |  | Fisura/rampa 4c (pitones)
L#9-10 | 4c/5c |  | Bajar 4m a la izquierda luego remontar (10m, 4c) (reunión facultativa). placa compacta fisurada (10m, 5c).

Llegar a la cumbre más o menos por la arista (senda y algún destrepe fácil).

## Bajada # 3 alternativas
- llegar a Brévent : largo y pide coger una bajada desd ea cumbre de Brévent.
- llegar ala canal a la derecha del espolón SSE de derecha por el collado donde termeia o desd ela cumbre por un destrepe en 3 (rápel posible).
- llegar al col Cornu por al ariasta E (F, puntos rojos e hitos).

- Poco mantenido en la dificultad pero hay que buscar el itinerario
- bonita marcha en el espolón.

<p>A route with a mountain feel, requiring traditional protection and some route finding skills</p> <h2>Approach # 50mins</h2> <p>From the Planpraz telecabin station, follow the path towards Lac Cornu until it is passes directly underneath the foot of the Aiguille de Charlanon at a point where there are two obvious spurs. The route takes the left hand one and starts 10m to the left of its lowest point, (bolts visible).</p> <h2>Route</h2> <p>The route mostly follows the crest of the spur L#1 | 5c (bolts) L#2 | Section of 5b (pegs) then walking L#3 | 5a (pitons). L#4 | Move of 4c and then walking (passing a first belay option) L#5 | Two steps at 4b L#6 | A 5b crack to the right of the crest. Make a belay at the fooy of the crack to avoid rope drag. (1 peg and a sling around a spike). L#7 | 5a Pleasant climbing, (continue until the abseil point.)</p> <p>20m abseil to reach a notch.</p> <p>L#8 | 4c Crack/ramp (pegs) L#9-10 | Climb down for 4m to the left then back up for 10m, 4c, belay possible. The climb a slab with cracks for 10m, 5c.</p> <p>Reach the summit by following, more or less, the crest. Path and easy rocks.</p> <h2>Descent</h2> <p>From the summit the easiest way down is to go to the Brevent, though this means not leaving the sacs at the foot of the route. Alternatively, from the summit cairn of the Aig du Charlanon, go NW a few metres then descend by a faint path on the right, some cairns and red marks to a little col, (some exposed down climbing right at the end.) Go straight across the col and continue along the faint path (cairns,red marks and even some black pipes,) which basically follows the line of the ridge descending from the Aig to the col du Lac Cornu. Just before the col the faint path turns to the right to descend directly to the Lac Cornu path, 1hr. Follow the Lac Cornu path back to Planpraz (50mins.)<br /> A third option is to go down the gully to the right, (looking up) of the éperon SSE de droite. You need to abseil or down climb, (3) from a col near the summit.</p> <p>Not very sustained. The belays and crux sections have bolts or pegs. Traditional protection needed elsewhere. Absence of bolts means you need to take care to find the best line.</p>

Aiguille de Charlanon

la charlanon

Aiguille de Charlanon - Left SSE spur

Camptocamp

camptocamp

<p>Aiguille de Charlanon à l&#8217;W du col du lac Cornu, à son pied se trouve le lac Cornu</p>