Pagota   8a

opened by : David Graham & Jos Leenen
area : Roche qui Tourne
type : roof / sitstart

description : n°1 of the topo of the sector Pagota.Access : from the parking lot, follow the GR, pass the classical sector, take on the left Le Chemin de Courances à Coquibus and go up the slope between two small hills; the boulder is just behind.

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where is it ? posted by fabrizio ~ 06.03.2005 21:01

nice topo, but where is it? i didnt find out which parking place is meant with the "p" on the map !

which parking posted by Jos ~ 08.03.2005 14:48

Use the same parking as for the other area's in roche qui tourne.
Look at our other topo named parcelle 7+ 8. The road is indicated on that map.

cheers,
Jos

Waouhh posted by ~ 12.03.2005 00:17

Jos is still alive...

????????? posted by neil_h ~ 24.09.2008 15:58

I went there today to try and find this boulder I spent 2 hours with no success

Can anyone tell me how to get to it?

I used the 7+8 topo and the topo on here..........

Directions posted by Bart ~ 24.09.2008 16:24

From the main area Roche qui Tourne, follow the piste cavalière (sandy horse track) to the east (up and down a hill). Keep following this path untill it makes a sharp bend to the right. Turn left here and you will find a ridge. Climb down the ridge, Pagota is on the north side of a boulder just down the ridge. But this information is the same as in my guidebook...

any idea posted by neil_h ~ 24.09.2008 16:51

Cheers bart i followed your instructions to the letter but no joy I have drawn a map the red bits show were i looked can you make any sense of it http://www.maisonbleau.com/map.htm

any idea posted by neil_h ~ 24.09.2008 16:53

Cheers bart i followed your instructions to the letter but no joy I have drawn a map the red bits show were i looked can you make any sense of it http://www.maisonbleau.com/map.htm

@ Neil posted by Jos ~ 25.09.2008 00:15

Hi Neil, I'm not Bart, but maybe I can help you out.
Take the piste cavaliere to the top of the hill, continue untill the path turns right, there you turn left on a small track which leeds you to the ridge. Search a bit where to downclimb the ridge, there is a small (not evident) path going down. Below the ridge turn right on a small path alongside the ridge. After about 80m the path turns diagonally down leaving the ridge to level in about 20m distance. After another 80m you'll find a few climbable boulders. Pagota is in the middle of them, on the rightside of the path. So I guess the boulder is on the top left side of your drawing. Happy hunting.
cheers, Jos

Directions posted by Bart ~ 25.09.2008 09:14

I agree with the directions Jos has written; Pagota must be at the top left side of your drawing. But I think to remember the distance from the ridge to Pagota is less than 80 metres. Hope you will find it next time!

cheers posted by neil_h ~ 25.09.2008 09:29

thanks jos and bart I will go back today.

i looked all down that ridge, I must have been so close to it, I droped of the ridge on a very faint sort of track down to a very faint path, but then searched and searched

I was getting a little scared as there were lots of angre snakes down there,


I will let you know how i get on, going back today

Neil , You're right ! [fr] posted by snake ~ 26.09.2008 22:06

Take care getting there, lot of vipers !

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