Norway
- Routes
- 3
- Regions
- 3
- Pitches
- 27
- Kilometres of rock
- 1.2
- Grade span
- 6a+VII-5.10bto6b+VII+5.10d
Regions
All routes in Norway
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Norway · Eresfjord (Romsdal)
Balansekoden
One of the longest bolted routes in Norway: fifteen pitches of friction and balance climbing up an enormous, clean slab above the fjord, with a few short, steeper pulls. The 6b+ 'balance slab' near the top is the highlight. Expect long gaps between bolts on the easier ground and a long day.
6b+VII+5.10d6b+VII+5.10d15 pitches700 m
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Norway · Slettafjell (Agder)
Trygg og glad
The classic bolted line on Slettafjell, a long, sociable slab day at moderate grades with fine views. Two easy pitches lead to steadily harder slab, with a 6a+ crux on the 50 m sixth pitch that you can pull through on the bolts. It finishes at a belay below the top of the wall, and you abseil the route.
6a+VII-5.10b6a+VII-5.10b7 pitches285 m
Norway · Andersnatten (Eggedal)
Den svarte stripa
The obvious black streak up the south-east face of Andersnatten. Three pitches of pure, technical slab are followed by steeper wall climbing. It feels hard for the grade if you are new to slab and soft if you are confident on it. Expect more footwork than strength.
6b+VII+5.10d6b+VII+5.10d5 pitches200 m
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