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places to visit => abroad => Topic started by: Mr.Burns on September 21, 2004, 12:55:00 pm
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anyone any info on bouldering in Norway?
articles/links?
cheers :D
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Check out the area round Trondheim, plus bung a harness in for the sport crag at Hell (it's only 10-12 metres high) Some good stuff near Stavanger and apparently check out Romdalen (sp?), although I managed to miss it :oops:
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The bouldering in Rogaland is great! Some info here:
http://www.brv.no/gammelt/buldring/oversikt.htm
Lysebotn, Eiane and the areas around Sirevaag has some nice bouldering in beautiful settings.
Romsdalen is another world class area.
I havent found any online guide but you can order one here:
http://www.skirisport.com/
"buldrefører" means guidebook.
2 hours from Bergen is a good place called Odda:
http://www.bergen-klatreklubb.no/common/nedlasting/odda.pdf
And then there is Nissedal in Telemark, truly classic!
http://www.krimp.no/forere/NISSEDAL.html
That should cover some of the better areas in the southern part of Norway. For the north I haven´t got a clue, but Lofoten is supposed to be great!
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Near Trondheim there is Trolla in the woods - only a few boulders but quite nice if you have some mossy repellent. You also have Korsvika, right on the shores of the fjord - pleasant enough up to about V5.
Best place I found was Harbak, about 100km north of Trondheim. A field full of perfect granite boulders with stunning views/solitude and only 5 minutes flat walk from the road. There doesn't seem to be a guide for this place, only directions, but you wouldn't need one
There is a Trondheim climbing guide, which you can buy locally. It is in English too, which is a bonus.