Emil Uuttu

Scary

2023 topossa 6b, viereiset greidattu 6a+.

The passing goats threw three large stones down to the right of this line. This line and lines left of this seem to be somewhat protected from goats (they don’t pass as close to the ledge). Stay safe!

I was surprised by the sudden harder move (even if I had read about it in the previous comment).

I couldn’t see any bolts in the chimney so I came down from the fourth bolt (where there’s a fixed carabiner possibly for this exact reason). Marked as trad on The Crag -website.

Might have felt as difficult as Siili on Klassikkoainesta sector, but less fun

Maybe after the third ledge the bolt was too high for a shortie like me to clip. I was just barely able to clip the quickdraw upside down. Fun climb, felt soft, possibly 6b+?

Easy after you’ve decided on your beta

Sparingly bolted

Safely bolted, two bolts and a ring at the anchor.

One bolt is chopped (3rd?), but it was in an easy sequence. You’d probably fall to the ground tho if you fell just before the fourth clip. Two round bolts at the anchor, but no rappel ring.

Lovely. Harder start for a shorter climber. One bolt as an anchor.

Granted I’m not sure if I climbed this or the other 6b on this block (the lovely drawn topo I found online doesn’t have names for the individual problems). Def a star for the line that goes underneath the small roof. Fun moves.

It’s marked as a sport line but it’s a boulder problem. What a nice park.

Try not to catch as much resin (pihka) to your rope as I did when pulling the rope down

Started from the left, couldn’t reach the possible starting holds on the right. Saw that there was a harder variation on the right. After the start tried to go kinda straight up the bolt line but hard to say if I was on the line. Kinda fun. A bit scary and unclear.

Fun

Reachy first move, fun.

I’d want to climb this again and clip the sixth quickdraw better. And reaching the first jug is technical for a shortie. Nice moves, fun.

Stand start from a pile of snow

There was a tiny waterfall on the left.

Felt a lot easier than Egyptian mummy 6b+ (only comparing em since I climbed them in a row, two completely different styles)