Description

Pretty close to the highway, so sometimes a little bit noisy. Usually you don't really hear the cars - you're climbing after all.

The sector dries quickly after the rain, it's situated on a hill, so there might be wind when the other areas are still. It might also make this sector cold when the weather is chill.

The name comes from the three big boulders (where Matiere Gris is). And Drei Zinnen comes from Italian Tre Cime, which is a famous place to climb at Dolomites.

The orange and the blue circuits are newly renewed (as of writing in 2018) and they are very nice indeed. They run along, so you can climb both at the same time.

Drei Zinnen

Climbing has been limited!

The forests of Fontainebleau, Trois Pignons and Commanderie remain closed to the public until further notice. The entire forest remains very vulnerable to fire risk.

We urge everyone to act responsibly and to be patient: do not enter the forest, do not go to the burned areas, and ensure that access routes for emergency vehicles remain clear.

The forest is a sensitive area. So these rules apply everywhere (also outside Font).

* No littering
* No fires
* Brush the holds
* Do NOT climb when the rock is wet! It is very brittle when wet.
* Carry the pads, don't drag them (helps preventing erosion)
* Stay on the paths!
* Absolutely no bivouacing/camping!

Access is pretty easy. Park either before or after the road up to the aquaduct. But do not park on that small patch of road to the aquaduct itself.