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Estoy de acuerdo
Great movement on great rock. Well protected.
Deserves more stars/repeats.
A few hard moves through the initial overhang (easier if taller) leads into some layback & smearing through the zig zag crack (7-). From here, it´s easier jamming to the top (6).
Bolted lower-off replaced the sketchy shrub rapp July 2021. New rapp station was also installed above. It´s easy to setup a top rope.
Tackling the full height of Storpillaren, from the stiff lower slabs into natural corner systems. The line has now been freed a few times & is the obvious next step up from Storpillaren. Some bolted belays make retreats possible.
`The approach was long and uncomfortable and again and again the feet sunk into the cool swamp. The climbing guide praised the route above all & the line also looked great. The 50m Crux in particular was impressive. The unpleasant part was just the thin crack was overgrown & a lot of patience & calf power was needed to remove this onsight. The pitches that followed were brittle, slippy, or both. Whoever thinks this is pleasant, then we can happily recommend the route! The descent took over 2 hours in the steepest swamp I have ever seen. In conclusion 5-6h walking, 5 pitches of climbing & only one length was rewarding, but overgrown´
The first route put up on the South Wall. The lower pitches have some of the best hand jamming in the North (Diamantrissa). It´s quite common to skip the final 3 pitches & escape right from Storhylla.
