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About the application:

fontNbleau is the first climbing tutorial application to the forest of Fontainebleau designed for Android device smartphones and tablets. This application will enable you to search your method around one of the world’s biggest bouldering places by guiding you to the forest’s a lot of various websites and boulders, circuits and parking areas. As a complement to the printed guidebooks accessible in bookshops, you can now use fresh technology to avoid ever getting lost in the forest once more, thanks to the GPS of your phone or smartphone. Explore 237 various climbing places, the starts of 300 bouldering circuits and what currently stands at 5,555 boulder issues, a number that will increase as the apk is updated. You can also save your own spots from GPS position or long-click on the map and share them with kml files, arrange meeting territories with your mates by SMS, email or any of your social network by using Google Map links or the fontNbleau apk itself, or compile your own private list of issues climbed and current projects. Use offline maps accessible in MBtiles format to avoid data consuming. Links to the leading online resource bleau.info are given for all the places, circuits or boulder issues that are listed on the site. Useful addresses (accomodations, camping, eating out and another cool spots) are also provided. fontNbleau is provided in both French and English. The application takes its name from the abbreviations used by English-speaking and French-speaking climbers respectively – font and bleau – to describe the Fontainebleau forest.