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Afternoon sun
Uphill
90 minsSeepage
Windy
The south east shore of Djupfjord is basically a huge cliff face, much of it composed of quality granite. It gets the afternoon and evening sun but sections of it are rather slow to dry after rain. Approach - The easiest way to reach the face is to follow the track along the western side of Djupfjord then head across the boulders and round to the face. Approaching along the eastern shore looks much shorter but is much more arduous, especially the sections you need to swim!
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Budals pillaren The fine pillar on the left-hand side of the face. The route starts up a thin crack in the left-hand wall of the biggest... | 2 Stars | 6+ |
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Skvis (Squeeze) A right-hand variation on the last route has some good climbing. A little aid was used because of wet rock.1) 6+.... | 1 Stars | 6 A1 |
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Kjære frøken Johansson (Dear Miss Johanson - a Swedish song) 4 pitches. This is the fine looking pillar right of Budalspillaren.Descent - Abseil... | 1 Stars | 6+ A0 |
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Bibel hjørnet (The Open Book) Scramble up grass ledges to reach the prominent tall corner groove and climb it in two pitches.Descent -... | 2 Stars | 5+ |
