The Freÿr Cliffs form a large rock massif along the Meuse River (right bank), between Waulsort and Anseremme. Their varied slopes and rough surfaces make them one of Belgium’s prime rock-climbing sites.
Galerie photos
Marc Ryckaert (MJJR), CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Description
The massif is made up of 7 main rocks (from downstream to upstream): Du Mérinos, Les 5 Anes, La Tête du Lion, Le Pape, Al’Lègne, Louis-Philippe and La Jeunesse, and 9 secondary rocks: La Carrière, l’Ecole, Fissure Georget, Les Pucelles, Les Autours, Du Point de Vue, Du Fromage, Du Groseillier, and the Colebi.
