Mighty southwest-facing wall nicely located next to a stone beach with a tremendous view over the bay. Here you will find many easy and mid-graded bolted climbs on excellent but a bit slippery rock.
The rock quality is super solid, very compact, and has a lot of bulgy round formations. The easier routes are generally angled below vertical, but some are a bit steeper and sometimes slightly overhanging. Because of the compact quality, the climbing can be a bit slippery if you are not used to it, or if you fribble with your foot-placements, especially on hot summer days. Due to the compact quality, the climbing can be a bit demanding with some tricky slab sections, and sometimes the bolts are a bit spread out which might make you a bit shaky despite a relatively easy grade.
The wall faces southwest and catches the sun after 13 p.m. in the afternoon. There are some trees in front of the wall, but they do not give so much shade. In early spring, the rock may need a few sunny days to dry up, especially if it has been a snowy winter. This is a very nice evening crag as the sun is on the wall until it sets in the sea. Some road noise can be heard from Road 222.
It's possible to reach some of the anchors from above without rappelling on the left side of the crag, although you have to be a bit careful.
The bolts marked on the sketches are located where the bolt really sits, however, there are more bolts on the routes than the markings show, especially higher up on the wall.
