Ascents in Sweden

We abseiled from from the top anchor and used the anchor for top rope climbing.

Works well even during cold periods. Was covered in dirt and leaves during November.

Really fun climb with great foot steps. Some parts was a bit loose so take it easy.

Super nice climb to start off with if you're new to climbing outdoors. Was some moss and leaves that covered the climb during October but shouldn't be a problem considering the great grips and foot holds.

A nice climb for beginners outdoors. The bolts on all of these routes seems very new and fresh. The only concern is that some of the rocks are very loose and fell off. But not to much of a problem since there are plenty of them and you have the time to react.

A fun climb and a bit challenging in the end. Will definitely try leading this next time since it's not to much of a fall if you slip.

A bit of a challenging route with a long stretch in the ending for shorter people like myself.

A very nice climb to start off the session in Flaten with.

A very fun climb with a bit of a scary ending.

A climb with a nice start but difficult ending.

A fun climb with an easy start but scary ending if you're not used to tall walls.

Nice climb to start off/warm up with.

A very nice ascent to start outdoors climbing with or for warm-up.

The beginning is very difficult and I've seen multiple climbers fall and hurt themselves. I think this should at least be a 6a+. Once you get past the start it get's a lot easier. I recommend putting up the starting quickdraws in advance.

Quite easy as top rope until you get up above the crack. Have not tried lead-climbing yet.

A nice route to start off with. A longer distance between the last two bolts but shouldn't be a problem since it's quite safe.

This entire wall is perfect for beginning outdoor climbing / warming up.

Changes between challenging moves to good grips. Super nice ascent!

Super scary start and finish if you're leadclimbing. But amazing grips to be a 6C.

No or very few placements