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Dale

Stavanger, NORWAY

Climbs 120 – Rocktype UNKNOWN – Altitude ? – Faces SE

Crag features
This large crag rises from the woodland on the east shore of Gandsfjorden. It consists of a smaller, SW facing slabby buttress known as Hammeren which curves round the main, multi-leveled crag Hovedveggen, facing SE. Many of the higher climbs begin on ledges accessible by easy scrambles or ladders, with these higher sections providing a commanding view of the Fjord and surrounding area. The crag has a mix of fully and partially bolted routes as well as a significant number of traditionally protected climbs

Guidebooks
Klippeklatring i Rogaland (2011), Klatring I Rogaland (2002)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
1Lyon6a+ 4
2Sam6a+ 1
3Scrotum6a+ 1
4Bernard6a 3
5Selktekt6a 6
6Trepidation5 5
7ValhallaE3 6a *** 
8BlindeskriftE3 6a 1
9FirestarterE2 5b 2
10Jesus dro fra DaleE5 6a 1
11SteingataE2 5c 2
 Climb nameGradex
12Fest for NerveneE5 6a 1
13SpastiskE1 2
14Dag Enf6B+ 1
15Navnløs 9f6B+ 1
16Navnløs 9 (Spikk)font 3  
17Kom Navnløs 6f6B 1
18Hektor Hakefont 5 ***1
19Kom Rissetf6A *1
20Kom Navnløs 13f6B *1
21PåskeaftenE3 6a  
Access notes
As with much of Norway, access is unrestricted on non-agricultural land. Follow the road North past the hospital from Dale, passing a football field on the left and parking area on the right. After 50m, an obvious track turns off to the right. Taking this path and vearing left before following the right side of an open field will lead straight up to Hammeren, while following the main forest track for ~400m and stricking uphill through the trees leads straight to the main crag.

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