Natural board killers

Approach description as well as restrictions can be find on access information.

The crag hosts some nice lines on exceptional features and consists of two big overhanging walls close to the ocean. Every wall has about 6-10 lines of varying grade. There are still ongoing projects. Due to the big surrounding walls you can climb in the shade almost all day and as it lies on the south side it dries up quickly. Too hot? Take a swim 10 meters from your summer project. The wall is climbable all year if weather allows.

Is it a board? Well it seems to be a natural one at least, with overhang at 35-45 degrees and about every thinkable grip type. Nature even provided big volumes to play around on. These different features make room for big variation, technical intriguing moves and very interesting lines.

The boulders offers mostly climbs in medium to hard grades which put both finger strength, techniques and endurance to the test. Some favorites worth mentioning are

Spot - Mickey
- Stånk
- The way I walk
- Sweet Jane

Spot - Mallory
- Leader of the pack
- Brooklyn ZOO
- Spiritual refuge
- Take the power back

First discovered, or more correctly rediscovered with new eyes during winter 2023. In the guidebook for Kullaberg this crag is named Karlsvognen. Ten different trad lines are descibed, the first ones were put up as early as 1975.

There are no known bouldering done at this crag before 2024. As a bouldering crag its the impressive overhangs thats in focus, which might been overlooked in the past for natural reasons. Bouldering in the early days was not considered as a serious climbing activity other than for fun and games. There were no invented crashpads at the time and landings at most of Kullabergs crags has bad landings in broken terrain. These walls have some serious height as well.

First bouldering line "Stånk" was put up september 2024 by Kristoffer Swahn. A couple of the other lines was started on the same autumn. There was then a break in development utill 2026. During spring 2026 most of the lines have been put up.

There are still many projects open for business. Big potential for harder boulder problems