Ordered by the number of ascents recorded.
| Climb Name | Type | Grade | # Ascents Recorded | Notes | Exclude Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Balance | Boulder problem | 7C+ | 3 | ||
| La Cicatrice de l'Ohm | Boulder problem | 8A+ | 3 | ||
| Lacrima | Boulder problem | 8B | 3 | ||
| La Diagonale des Oufs | Boulder problem | 8B | 3 |
Start up Multipass (7B) and finish up Brainstorming (8A+). |
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| La Fuente | Boulder problem | 7C | 3 | ||
| Lager Lager Lager | Boulder problem | 7C | 3 | ||
| Land of Mead | Boulder problem | 8A+ | 3 | ||
| L'Angle Plus que Parfait | Boulder problem | 7B | 3 | ||
| Lanny Bassham | Boulder problem | 8A+ | 3 | ||
| La Picharrête | Boulder problem | 8C | 3 |
From the same start as No Kpote Only, take the wall and slopers above. |
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| Last Wave Goodbye sit | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 3 | ||
| La Valse aux Adieux (Prolongé) | Boulder problem | 8C | 3 | ||
| Le Boa | Boulder problem | 8C | 3 | ||
| Lemento Sit | Boulder problem | 8C | 3 | ||
| Le Surplomb de la Mée (Pre-Break) | Boulder problem | 7C+ | 3 |
The first 7C+ in the forest. |
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| Limit Breaker | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 3 | ||
| Line of Fire | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 3 | ||
| Living the Dream | Boulder problem | 8B | 3 | ||
| Loca | Boulder problem | 8C | 3 | ||
| L’Ombre du Voyageur | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 3 |
L’Ombre du Voyageur is a 15m roof crack boulder problem in a cave in Le Salève, near Geneva. The first half of the problem is the hardest section before you reach a slight rest hanging from a single handjam, and then the easier end section. The line was first spotted by Elie Chevieux, but it had to wait until Charles Albert started working the line around 2019 until it would then see a first ascent in 2023. Speculating on the grade, Charles acknowledged it would likely feel significantly easier with shoes and knee pads but suggested 9A would likely be appropriate for an ascent in this 'normal' style. Pietro Vidi then made the second ascent using all the tricks in the book (2 shoes, 4 kneepads (!) and 2 crack gloves) and suggested 8B+ was more appropriate. Given Pietro's ascent is closer to the 'normal' style it seems 8B+ is probably closer to the grade others will experience on this problem. References |