攀登 in Nord-Trøndelag by HaeMeS having sport-cpr 或 ascent-date

Knowing how to jam helps

Not the best route on the wall. Off-balance, humid holds and a shitload of chalk on all holds. Cold hands, fell off almost every hold from the start of the crack on Kykkeli.

Climbs way better than it looks and is probably a lot easier than 7c. Was expecting a hidious crux on razorblade holds, but found good edges and flat jugs instead. Around 7b?

Hard start. Nice end. Not good as a first route for this crag/warmup. Four tries at the start before finding the right way.

Ugly route.

Bouldery moves through the roof after double hand jam rest at the belay. Huge fight with cold hands, fell off on almost every move from the start of the crack on Kykkeli.

Big moves on good holds.

Climbing part of the huge roof is possible for mortals! Jug up to start, do a powerful shoulderpress and some 15 meters of great climbing on big features will bring you to the anchor. Kneebar heaven. Stay positive on the sloperrail ;-). There’s a (awfull) handjam to clip the belay from. Almost fell while clipping...

Fantastic climbing after the split from the lefthand route. An almost perfect route with fun big moves on good holds with somewhat smaller holds for the feet. Indoor-style climbing on perfect gneiss. Worth a detour on its own.

One move wonder. Not really worth doing.

Fun route with a lot of contrasting and interesting climbing in its short length. Hard bouldery start / tricky bulge / slippery (when wet or humid) dihedral. Upper end 7c, lower end 7c+.

Cool route with tricky crux; the sloper-rail almost spat me off. Looking for the right conditions for 2 weeks and happy and relieved do succeed on this one as a first of the grade. The gneiss at Flatanger has the most amazing features rock can offer. Close to perfection! Looking forward to the 8a extension next time

Cool climbing along the arête with distinct crux going round the roof. Flash/onsight. Knew where the crux was.

Not that easy in humid conditions.

¡❤️Close to perfection❤️! Fantastic route with distinct crux and fun pumpy finish. The gneiss at Flatanger has the most amazing features rock can offer. In need of re-bolting: bolts are in the wrong spot/hard to clip, have rusted and have been bent like the one at the crux because the hanger is loose (rock below has worn). Better rebolt with TITANIUM glue-inns.