Climbs 13
Rocktype Granite
Altitude 11m a.s.l
Faces SE
Finnvika © Chris Craggs
Crag features
A fine buttress of excellent rock, in a sunny situation and only a short distance from the road. The routes are all sport climbs (bar the original line of the cliff, Hardt klientell) and tend to be fingery and balancy rather than particularly strenuous .
The crag faces southeast and gets the sun in the morning. The rock takes no drainage and so dries rapidly after rain. The approach is non-tidal, though big seas and a high tide might make things tricky.
Contrary to the above, the approach is not non-tidal and you will find yourself having to wade out at high tide, unless you wait for the tide to turn.
Approach notes
The crag is hidden in a secluded spot. The tall crag of Tjeldbergvika Hjornet above the road is a good marker. Park sensibly in the access road to the cycleway and follow an improving track (damp near the start) as it heads down a little valley towards the sea. After less than 5 mins, the boulder beach appears and the crag can be seen away to the right.
Found on the other side of the bay (left of the approach path) is a wall known as Haikjeften, with a steep overhang and a single route.
Restricted Access
10/6/19. Due to construction/ upgrade of the cycleway access to this crag is now blocked via the described route. No alternative access route was identified.
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