Topo Freyr (2026), guidebook

The 'Rochers de Freyr' stands as Belgium's largest and most important climbing massif, boasting a diverse range of over 600 routes of all styles and difficulty levels, including legendary multi-pitches and awe-inspiring vistas. This climbing area is a true classic.

Given its popularity, some of the lower-level routes have become highly polished, resulting in slippery conditions. These impressive rocks reach heights of approximately 120 meters and offer a total of 681 routes, rope lengths, and variations. Routes span the entire spectrum of difficulty levels. It's worth noting that routes below 6a may show signs of polishing, which can impact climbers' confidence.

For this edition, in collaboration with the Club Alpin Belge, they have added a description of the Aiguilles de Chaleux massif, located along the Lesse River a few 
kilometers from Freyr.

Languages: Dutch, French, (English)
Number of pages: 315, paperback

This topo was realised by Marc Bott and Guy Deneyer in collaboration with Evasions Verticales vzw.