Very peaceful but somewhat strange located crag with several routes that starts from a "concrete balcony" above a rock room. The wall is primarily vertical and about 15 meters high. The routes starting from the "balcony" are around 11 meters. Despite the odd look, there are a couple of fun and technical face climbs here, and at least one visit is recommended. The parking is right next to the wall and you can literally belay from the trunk if you like - perfect for a couple of three hours of evening climbing after work. It's also cool in summer as the wall is facing east. Some of the routes were renovated -06, but unfortunately not all.
Overall fairly clean routes, but moss can be found here and there, especially on the top. A brush might come in handy. The easier slab routes to the left are heavily overgrown. It's not recommended to walk around the crag setting up top rope due to private plots above the crag. The routes on the far right lack anchors. Perhaps it's easiest to make a stand on top, and then move to one of the anchors and rappel down. It might work with some of the trees as well. It's a bit awkward.
Environment: East-facing and open. Morning sun. Some sewage odour may occur depending on wind directions, but most of the time not a problem.
