Vallée de la Restonica (Candide - Bigoudaine)
single pitch routes and multi pitch routes rock climbing area
Best time(s) :
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- Sept.
- Oct.
- Nov.
- Dec.
Aspect(s) : S Altitude : 900 m
Approach 30 min steep up hill
Rock :
granite. Characteristic(s) : steep wall 
, vertical 
.
, vertical . Informations :
Single pitch routes
Interesting rock climbing area for routes from 6a to 6c and from 7a to 7c (french grades).
Between 10 and 25 routes, from 5c to 7b. Bolting : sport climbing.
Max Height : 70 m.
Kids friendly ? foot of the crag uneven for young kids.
Multi pitch routes
Many additional skills about progressing, belaying, escaping technics ... are necessary for multipitch routes security.Interesting rock climbing area for routes from 6a to 6c, from 7a to 7c and starting from 8a (french grades).
Less than 10 routes, from 6a to 6b. Bolting : traditionnal climbing, sport climbing.
Average Height : 200 m.
Kids friendly ? foot of the crag uneven for young kids.
Further information(s) : Approach: From the turn-off for the Tuani campsite, step up onto the low wall and follow it to the left. Follow a wide path parallel to the road, pass- ing 20m below an enormous boulder. Just after passing it, follow the path which ascends to the right (cairns, don’t take any notice of the small paths which lead off to the right). The path passes across the remains of a big old tree (8’). 100m further on, as soon as the path becomes less steep, take the right-hand path. It ascends steeply to the crag, easily seen above.
Locations :
Area :
France, Corse, Haute-Corse (2B), Corte.
1. Zoom in to get all the rock climbing places 200 km around.
: Bouldering 
: Single pitch 
: Multi pitches
: Deep water soloing 
: Differents kind of climbing
 Rock climbing area GPS Coordinates : |
Latitude : 42° 16' 49" N | Longitude : 9° 6' 18" E | Sexagesimal & Orientation |
 Parking lot GPS Coordinates : |
Latitude : 42° 16' 33" N | Longitude : 9° 6' 28" E | Sexagesimal & Orientation |
| More coordinates |
Area added by T.Souchard
