Routes as sport in Akershus

Glue bolts.

Up and out the overhang just left of Vaffelmannen.

Easy climbing to a hard boulder problem, then resistance all the way up to the anchor. For this route - you should have good strenght, even better pump and dedication. There is one hard clip from a sloper.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5-

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5+

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5+

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:6-

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5-

The route is an extension to the route 'Avancia'. Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:4+

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5-

The route is an extension to 'August'. Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:4+

The height is estimated to 30m. A 60m rope works just enough when you get back down as long as you unclip on your way down. Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:6

If you start straight at the bolts route set as FR:6a / NWG:6-

If going from the left side, it's more a FR:5a / NWG: 5-

Some rocks may seem a bit loose. Might need some attention after winter 2020. Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:4+

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:4

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5-

This route goes only to the first anchor, and continues in the much harder route 'Tappert Støt' (see separate route).

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5-

This is an extension of 'Paviljongen', up to the second anchor.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:8/8+

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:5

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:7+

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Oslo guide has this at NWG:6-

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Variation of "Lerkesang" - goes right in the overhang. Has first few bolts common with Lerkesang, then separate bolts and anchor. Was originally put as 7a, but seems that the consensus is 6c.

New route (2021) to the right of Lerkesang.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway.

Grade set according to latest updated book which is Climb Norway. Keeps its grade if climbed the "original" way, keeping slightly right of the bolts in the first part of the route. If you climb left of the bolts and use the big holds there, the route is quite a lot easier.

New route (2021). Shares the first few bolts with Grøgern'n (keep slightly right of the bolts) but then goes straight up on own bolts to its own anchor.

6b+ in the latest edition of Climb Norway but 6c everywhere else

Short, bouldery extension of "Pompel og Pilt"; continues straight up the bulge/overhang above the anchor of "Pompel og Pilt".

The route used to be trad (and is still a nice trad climb), but has been bolted in recent years.

New route just left of 'Ikke Helt i Vater'.

New route to the right of 'Skreller'n'.

its 7c+ in guidebook, but its 8a. Hard short boulder in a 50 degree roof on crimps

Bolted route to the left of Hoggtanna. Goes straight up the vertical wall, merges with Hoggtanna for some meters around the first overhang and then goes left and out a roof before reaching its own anchor (slightly higher than the anchor of Hoggtanna).

Left side of the obvious arete when you approach the crag.

Right side of the 'Hoggtanna' arete.

Short and crimpy; like bouldering with a rope.

Some taping of fingers is adviced, as there are some sharp finger jams.

Same anchor as Vesle Jam. Sharp holds; taping adviced.

Note: Loose rock and lots of moss/vegetation. Also, no anchor found (2021).

Note: Loose rock and lots of moss/vegetation. Also, no anchor found (2021).

Graded 7 in the new Oslo guidebook (2021)