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  • Leftmost on the wall, left of Mirror Image. Fun climbing, well protected. Follows a fairly obvious system, which halfway up goes left almost to the ground up there. Then up on the clear cracks
  • Delicate climbing in the first half. Protect in the crack to the left but all climbing is done on the face. The second half goes over the overhang, right of the aspen tree to the top. Sustained climbing with mixed styles, great! The crux crimp is at risk of tearing off.
  • Same start as Bävertänder Left, but even more left after the ledge. Traverse to the right at the top as there are branches in the way of the top out.
  • Over a little roof in the beginning. From the ledge, behind the juniper bush and past the flake to the top.
  • Go up to the corner under the ceiling, through the horizontal crack and out to the left. An undercling variant is possible lower than the crack and is probably a little easier. After the ledge it is the diagonal crack from right to left.
  • Up the crack in the wall under the roof and through the roof exiting in the right crack system. After the ledge it's straight up the middle, avoiding all the holds belonging to other routes and cracks. Ends at the highest point on the wall.
  • Starts around the corner then up the obvious crack. A classic! FA Martin Norlander 2021
  • Starts straight up and straight up again on crimps in the second half. Protects in the crack on the left. It's the start that gives it its grade.
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Gretjärnet 2 / 5
  • Power endurance climbing through the imposing roofs
  • It's a bad nut placement as the first point of protection before the lower crux. It's probably better with a ball nut. The route continues for a good bit after the heavy section with some nice vertical wall climbing.
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  • Nice climbing. Goes up the outer and inner corner at the beginning. Heavy at the beginning and the rest is easier.
  • It's the crack that goes out from the first roof that gives it its grade and another roof at the end. There is a variant that starts on the right and ends the same. It's about 6a+.
  • The crags easiest route. Goes diagonally.
  • Trad route with 2 bolts at the crux. The route goes slightly to the right after the first clip and then back left and straight up at the second clip.
  • Trad route with 2 bolts. Dynamic deadpoint move off of bad holds out of the roof. Very unique!
  • Cruxy route, fun