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Cliffs, Caves & Climbing

This collection groups the notable cliffs, rock outcrops and established climbing sectors around Marche‑les‑Dames and Beez near Namur. Entries include exposed limestone escarpments, bolted climbing lines and mapped cliff faces offering fixed routes, distinct cliff names and concentrated climbing areas clustered along the Meuse valley.

Cliffs, Caves & Climbing — Térkép

A

Rochers des Grands Malades

Bare rock outcrop used as a climbing sector with bolted routes.

B

Rochers de Néviau, Dave

Limestone cliff face (Dave sector) used for climbing and routes on solid rock.

C

Roc Aux Singes

Prominent cliff known locally as a named rock face along the Meuse.

D

Roche Centrale

Central rocky outcrop forming part of the local cliff complex.

E

Marche-Les-Dames

Cliff at Marche‑les‑Dames, notable as a mapped climbing and viewpoint area.

F

Féraugiëre

Named cliff within the Marche‑les‑Dames climbing sector.

G

La Boule

Distinct cliff feature in the local escarpment belt.

H

Dames

Cliff section on the Marche‑les‑Dames escarpment.

I

Charbonnier

Named cliff in the clustered rock faces used for climbing.

J

Mess

Cliff face forming part of the nearby climbing sectors.

K

Amphibie

Rocky cliff area within the local climbing zones.

L

Rocher du Roi Albert

Historic-named rock formation (Roi Albert) on the Meuse escarpment.

M

Rochers de Beez

Cliff cluster around Beez, comprising multiple climbing lines.

N

Rochers de Beez

Alternate Beez cliff face within the same rocky sector.

O

Roche à l'Argent

Single rock formation (Roche à l'Argent) — a named natural rock outcrop.

P

La Wendy

Climbing route sector named La Wendy within the Marche‑les‑Dames area.

Q

Tarzan (bleu)

Climbing route sector labeled Tarzan (blue) in the local sector.

R

Tarzan (vert)

Climbing route sector labeled Tarzan (green) in the local sector.

S

Gamin

Short named climbing route or sector within the Marche‑les‑Dames cliffs.

T

Tarzan (jaune)

Climbing route sector labeled Tarzan (yellow) in the climbing area.