Starrberget

The large left crack at the main wall. Easy but still som interesting moves at the top. Excellent first lead for beginners, trad or bolt at your serving. First lead by unknown early 90's. Retro cleaned and bolted by Dag Knutsson late 2000's.

Thought to be a harder finish ended up the same grade. Still good climbing. Dag Knutsson 2001.

Hard start leads to more enjoyable diversified climbing. Go right towards right anchor where it splits under the roof. Original development crew of starrberget early 90's.

The traditional "hard piece" of the crag. Used to offer formidable falls just before the anchor where you could pass mid route still at good speed if the belayer wasen't fast enough. A extra bolt has been placed since so now it's a good climb even for the weakhearted. Sustained climbing in the upper part. Original starrberget crew early 90's.

Not too popular, although it remains a bit uncertain if it's because all the moss or the actual climbing. Original starberget crew early 90's.

The right large crack at the mainwall. Naturally protected with the associated moss. Not as easy as it looks. Unknown first ascensionist without a steelbrush yearly 90's.

Just right of the large crack starts this seemingly easy stroll up to an very interresting finish which can be done either left or right or perhaps straigt on? Set up the original starrberget crew early 90's.

Used to be logged/misunderstood as Sylvester Stallone, hence the downgrade proposals.

A true starrberget - may sting a bit at 5c! Used to be logged/misunderstood as Vin Diesel, hence the upgrade proposals. The original starberget crew early 90's.

The last route (right) on the main wall. Varying and popular. Good route for your first lead. The original starberget crew early 90's.