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Alex Megos Climbing a 5.15a/b in Buoux - Gripped Magazine
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Alex Megos Climbing a 5.15a/b in Buoux - Gripped Magazine
In April, Alex Megos made the first ascent of Le Grand Saccage 5.15a/b (9a+/b) in Buoux, France. If you’ve never heard of Buoux, it’s an incredible limestone climbing area that was one of the most popular hard climbing destinations in the 1980s. The area is packed full of old classics, often with sandbagged grades compared to more modern areas. Le Grand Saccage is very likely the hardest FA in Buoux to date, although harder projects still remain…
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