Borgväggen

About 60 meters long and a 5-8 meter high overhanging crag of mostly high-quality rock. This is a great little crag if you like short and bouldery routes. The access is also very short and the wall is located next to a minor road with a parking space just one hundred meters from the crag. This crag is great for training sessions as you can do high-quality traversing along the wall and skip indoor gym training.
If you bring a couple of crash pads, you could probably also solo some of the bolted routes.
The wall is also known for some short ice curtains in the winter. Some brushing might be needed higher up on some routes. This is a good place to bring the kids, as the ground is flat and the approach is short.

Environment: West facing. There is a nice flat ground under the wall. Trees might shelter some routes while others are more exposed to the sun. The sun strikes the wall around one-two o'clock in the afternoon.

Quite many climbers have been lurking around this little nice overhanging rock over the years. Some seventeen boulder problems were reported in the 2008 edition of "Stockholmsföraren" but somewhat unclear exactly where on the wall they were located.

In 2009 Björn Peck braked the ice and made a couple of easy bolted routes. Some years later Martin Ott (at the time living very close to the crag) further developed the crag and made another couple of bolted routes and also completed a difficult 8a traverse. Later Tiziano Buccella and Rasmus Johansson also developed the wall resulting in both really hard lines and really “easy” ones. There are still some possibilities for a couple of new routes, although those lines might have been done as boulders before.