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Hi all, sorry if this is in wrong area, but does anyone know of any decent centres in and around paris, preferably ones with bouldering rooms? have just moved here and looking to get some climbing in asap.

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Korekt me if aye'm rong, but isn't font only a medium train journey away?
week end is sooon!


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i think font is more like train, bus and then a good walk


lots of urban climbing around the city centre but i don't know about gyms
sorry


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climbing centres? = climbing gyms???

If yes, here are 2 good ones :
http://www.rockclimbing.com/...s__Bleau_/Antrebloc/
http://www.rockclimbing.com/...eau_/Mur-Mur_Pantin/
The opening times and climbable surfaces might be out of date, I haven't checked them for years...


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yodadave wrote:
i think font is more like train, bus and then a good walk


lots of urban climbing around the city centre but i don't know about gyms
sorry
Still, the weekend starts now.
He better be on that train!!!


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sungam wrote:
yodadave wrote:
i think font is more like train, bus and then a good walk


lots of urban climbing around the city centre but i don't know about gyms
sorry
Still, the weekend starts now.
He better be on that train!!!

Lol you say that, but im currently in one hostel, whilst my kit and all my clothes are in another, and i dont move into my appartment (which has no fittings) until monday Tongue

out of interest though what train and what bus?? where exactement is font??


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peacespotting wrote:
sungam wrote:
yodadave wrote:
i think font is more like train, bus and then a good walk


lots of urban climbing around the city centre but i don't know about gyms
sorry
Still, the weekend starts now.
He better be on that train!!!

Lol you say that, but im currently in one hostel, whilst my kit and all my clothes are in another, and i dont move into my appartment (which has no fittings) until monday Tongue

out of interest though what train and what bus?? where exactement is font??
Heh... I don't actually know...
If you google for directions to font plenty of info wil come up, though, and I think it's user "Booger" that has links to e-guidebooks in her profile.


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out of interest though what train and what bus?? where exactement is font??

Bleau is south of Paris. If you don't have a car the best way is to take your bike and crash pad on the train (usually from Gare de l'Est). Get off one or two stops before Fontainebleau. Then you'll have to bike 15-45 minutes to get to sites like Rocher Canon, Apremont...

Bring a map of the forest otherwise you wont find anything.

The best season for Bleau-climbing is just starting


freakles


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Hi! I hear the MurMur walls are really nice, going to check out the one in Pantin next week, let me know if you're interested.

http://www.murmur.fr/

http://www.rockclimbing.com/routes/Europe/France/Paris_and_surroundings__Bleau_/Bleau___an_overview__do_not_add_routes_here_


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ahh awesome man it looks wicked, and its inside my navigo zones Smile

 

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