Calanque de Morgiou Rock Climbing
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Shared By: | Pascal Ripoche on Oct 15, 2010 · Updates |
Admins: | Luc-514, David Riley |
Access Issue: Summer closures
Details
See the following site for restriction during the summer: calanques13.com/acces-calan…
Description
This is a huge area for climbers and one that is very accessible. There are over 2500 climbs here and more being developed. Many of those climbs are sport climbs.
It's the second calanques when heading south from Marseille. A curvy road along a canyon lead to a small fisher harbor.
There is camping in the nearby town of Cassis.
It's the second calanques when heading south from Marseille. A curvy road along a canyon lead to a small fisher harbor.
There is camping in the nearby town of Cassis.
Getting There
From Rond-point du Prado go south on Boulevard Michelet.
After 2.3km turn right on Boulevard Camille Blanc and keep going straight on Avenue Ludovic Lègre. Then turn left on Avenue de Mazargues. Keep going straight. the road name will change to Rue Emile Zola and finally to Chemin Vicinal de Morgiou.
You can get there by bus as well. The RTM 21 bus from Castellane to Luminy runs for most of the day. It is a 40 min walk then to the beaches which are surrounded by climbing.
Note the road down to Morgiou is almost always closed in spring, summer, and fall now as of 2019. You will need to walk in from the edge of town. Many guidebooks are outdated and get this wrong.
After 2.3km turn right on Boulevard Camille Blanc and keep going straight on Avenue Ludovic Lègre. Then turn left on Avenue de Mazargues. Keep going straight. the road name will change to Rue Emile Zola and finally to Chemin Vicinal de Morgiou.
You can get there by bus as well. The RTM 21 bus from Castellane to Luminy runs for most of the day. It is a 40 min walk then to the beaches which are surrounded by climbing.
Note the road down to Morgiou is almost always closed in spring, summer, and fall now as of 2019. You will need to walk in from the edge of town. Many guidebooks are outdated and get this wrong.
Classic Climbing Routes at Calanque de Morgiou
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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