Climbing at Céüse is a dream for many climbers around the world. With its soaring limestone walls, world-class routes, and stunning alpine views, it offers one of the most iconic sport climbing experiences in Europe. Whether you're chasing legendary lines like Biographie or exploring more moderate gems, Céüse has something for every ambitious climber.
On this page, I’ve put together a log of the routes I personally climbed during my first trip to Céüse. Each day brought a mix of challenges, discoveries, and memorable moments. If you're planning a trip and hoping to climb around 7a, perhaps this list can give you a few pointers or inspiration.
Le petite illusion (7a+) : It’s a burly start, but the holds don’t let you down.
Beau mouvement sur fond bleu (7a+) : The mono move in the lower section was challenging, but the crux for me was actually between the last bolt and the anchor. It felt unusually powerful—maybe I haven’t found the right beta yet 🤔
Makhnovitchina (7b+) : The weather was unstable, and I didn’t have much time to work the crux before it started raining ⛈
Petit remède à l’inertie (7b) : On my first attempt, I got shut down by the rain right at the final crux. I managed to unlock the sequence on the second go, but on the third try—when I went for the send—I just didn’t have enough left in the tank ☹️
Céüse: My Day-by-Day Climbing Diary 2025
Day 1：Grande face / Inespérance & L’Esbroum
Day 2：Grande face / Nitshapa
Day 3：Demi lune / secter de droite ＆ Beau mouvement
Day 4：Rest (photography only)：Thorgal / secteur de droite
Day 5：Berlin
Day 6：Demi lune/ secteur de droite & Un pint sur l’infini & Berlin
Day 7：Grande face / Inespérance & L’Esbroum
*AT1= Attempt 1 : That means 'Still Unsent'.
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