Bouldering

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Bouldering

9 areas across the Fjaler region

Bjørnbakken

Bjørnbakken

12 boulders

The premier bouldering area in Fjaler with problems across all grades in a large boulder field.

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Raudbua

Raudbua

7 boulders

An expansive boulder field just East of Raudbua. These boulders are more spread out but the quality is high. The Raudua trail is clearly marked but the boulder field is trails are not developed. Follow the GPS locations until you will find a trail of mossless boulders. The ticks can be quite bad here in the Spring and Summer.

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Pollaneset

Pollaneset

4 boulders

Decent boulders scattered around the fjord on or near the trail to Pollaneset.

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The Bone Yard

The Bone Yard

6 boulders

A relatively new area with a lot of potential and an open solo classic four sided boulder in the middle. Well worth the visit. It is named the Bone Yard because the trail into the forest is littered with bones.

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Haugland

Haugland

7 boulders

The boulders in this section are spread out but they are all worth a visit.

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Campus

Campus

13 boulders

The United World College Red Cross Nordic Campus is teeming with hidden gems that Chris Hamper and his climbing students have discovered over the years. Take a walk around the beautiful campus and around every corner you will find a rock or two with unusually little moss cover. That being said many of them could use a clean.

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Ingelkjorn

Ingelkjorn

3 boulders

The best value boulder area in Fjaler. This 3-4 meter cliff band has everything from beginner friendly crack ladders (Right side) to a mega classic jump into a mono (Patrick Mono 6C) or even a powerful, technical sloping traverse in Ingeltkjorn Right. *** Bring a pad or two, some tape (the holds are sharp) and a lot of psych.

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Flekke

Flekke

3 boulders

A beautiful waterfront community with a diverse collection of boulders and sport climbing.

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Mattaponi

Mattaponi

1 boulders

A new area with unique featured rock and a peaceful atmosphere.

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