Fontainebleau - The World's Premiere Bouldering Destination 

The chalk and paint is definitely leaving a trace.

What a stupid " Look at me, I care too much " comment wow....

sameee! whilst watching i suddenly realised he was that guy i had seen when i first went to bleau- also with nothing but a doormat. i think he might have even been barefoot that day too.. and i remember being so impressed but i had no clue, now its even more impressive haha

I'm 99% sure the boulder is called L'Hélicoptère because of the way you fall, like helicopter blades rotating. Haven't seen it confirmed but the amount of injuries must make it one of the more deceptively dangerous boulders out there, certainly seeing how it's not even that high and there are no rocks to fall on. It's also basically a 1-mover so people that want to do their first V5/6 (bit soft for proper V6 imo) get tricked into thinking they're close until they have to commit for the last sideways move and then drop like a rock after trying to hold the swing. Which might explain why there are so many injuries also. I wouldn't be surprised if Jacky has done that problem 100+ times though seeing how he is basically Mr. Fontainebleay, and it's a lot of fun if you stick it. No idea why I wrote this essay, I guess be careful to people that are going to attempt it and haven't done a V6 before?

@@Rainbowstunting You're totally riight. It was this helicopter boulder! Thanks for that

That's funny, watching back you can see that he puts his doormat atop the sponsored one they all use :)

My wife and I were in Fontainbleu several times during the winter. We saw these old men walking around with a mat, doing blue problems. It was an afternoon circuit

La Dalle A Poly, Elephant. bleau.info/elephant/7867.html

@@cssmvicK thanks man!!

La Dalle à Poly

Why not play loud music? As long as it doesn’t disturb others.

@@BananaHelium Because you don't know if you're disturbing others and people do not go to the forest to listen to other's people's music. Respect other people and keep music for the gym. Thanks. 😊

@@AndyDay damn sucks for those people coz we make the forest sound better.

@@BananaHelium I guess you either respect other people or you don't. 🤷🏻‍♂️

most of the trash is near the car park...that alone can give a hint at where it comes from. The areas that require long walks, bike, or horseback are generally clean. I guess any trash at the remote areas would be accidentally dropped. I suppose the same can be true for the areas next to the car park, but my suspicion is that tourists are not so careful to preserve the area.

@@dieselrugg Are vehicle break-ins still a problem there?

@@Nightwishmaster I haven't been there since 2017...but I imagine it's still a problem. I used to just leave my glove box and center console open so thieves could see I have nothing to take.

trying to minimize the amount of chalk used also helps a lot!

You may have a point, but connecting with nature is not a bad thing. The only way to prevent human impact anywhere is for humans not to exist.... The point is to act responsibly when enjoying nature's beauty.

Same with oxygen, best not to breathe it in.

Who knew the world's last true wild frontier was in France!