The route starts near two large blocks and right of the 2 large square roofs in a corner. This pitch trends gently right to a large ledge (stor hylle). Build your belay in the corner to your right.
Take the LF groove until it´s possible to traverse right into a RF groove. Traverse right again when the LF corner becomes visible to a belay on a small ledge. Routefinding can be a little tricky. It helps to aim for the roof below the LF dihedral.
Head out left & up the parallel cracks.
Short pitch to the base of the finger crack.
Climb the short but great finger crack to a stance
The ´devils dance floor´ pitch traverses out right then up the RF corner to a ledge on your left.
Trend gently left via the path of least resistance to a ledge. Walk left & build your belay in the corner below a gently right trending finger crack. Not the best rock on this pitch.
Up the finger crack then step left and follow cracks & grooves to the ridge
It´s a further 300m of mellow ridge scrambling to access Vestveggen. The P1 OW is a very obvious marker.
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1980 | First ascent: Anders Lundhal & Eva Selin |
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4,6,6-,4,6,6+,4,5 | Assigned grade |
★★★Philip C | |
6+ | private |
Author(s): R.Carlsen und L. V. Wagelid
Date: 2021
ISBN: 9788299776981
A comprehensive guidebook covering 34 of the main sport climbing areas in Norway, detailing many 1,000's of routes.
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