Probable the best crag in the World - Ceuse by Gary Philips
  
 

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              <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="3"><img src="images/title.gif" width="449" height="37" vspace="5"> 
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                By Gary Philips</font></p>
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              <p align="left"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="3">The 
                awesome rock capped mountain of Ceuse stands proud on the periphery 
                of the southern Alpine town of Gap. <a href="p01.htm"><img src="images/location_map_sml.jpg" width="203" height="150" align="right" vspace="5" hspace="5" alt="Click here to view larger image" border="0"></a>Climbers 
                from all over the world frequent this magnificent crag as it offers 
                a variety of stunning climbs on immaculate rock, accompanied by 
                stunning views.</font></p>
              <p align="left"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="3">Location:<br>
                The town of Gap nestles in the foothills of the high French Alps. 
                Two main routes approach it. The northern route follows the Route 
                Napoleon D94, which snakes its way around the cliffs of the Vercour 
                and takes 2hrs from Grenoble.<br>
                Alternatively, if you take the fly-drive option from the UK and 
                land in Marseille you approach Ceuse via the main Auto-route (A51) 
                and takes again approximately two hours. Having bought your weekly 
                supplies from one of the many excellent supermarkets in Gap follow 
                the main road to Venyes on the D994 for approximately 6Km. <img src="images/camping.jpg" width="224" height="100" align="left" vspace="5" hspace="5" alt="Camping les Guerins">Then 
                take a left turn in a small village to Sigoyer D19 sign posted 
                10km. Once you have reached Sigoyer follow the signs for the Massif 
                de Ceuse on the D219, which winds its way upwards for 5KM, eventually 
                taking a right turn at the Camping Les Guerins sign. You have 
                now reached your base camp.</font></p>
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