Härkäkallio

North-facing crag, used to dry slowly but after the trees being cut from the front, it dries more quickly. There are residents living just next to the crag, so please do not yell or make noise.

https://jammi.net/kalliot/harkakallio/index.html

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Educate yourself by getting familiar with Kustavi's unique 5-step trad protection grading system, invented by the original jammi.net topo collection team:

* Teddy bear (pro1): You can get bomb-proof gear wherever you want, the whole route is easily protected.

* Alpine ibex (pro2): Not as obvious as Teddy bear. You have to spot the good places for protection. You may even need some micro-size gear.

* Monkey (pro3): Something suspicious. There may be some bad placements, big runouts or limited visibility to the crack to complicate putting the placements.

* Lizard (pro4): Needs true boldness. Crux moves on the most suspicious placements, route-length lead falls, critical runouts.

* Spider (pro5): Regardless having the most accurate and innovative protection gear in your rack, there is obivous risk of injury. The best protection for a pro5/spider graded route is a full commitment to a successful ascent.

https://jammi.net/kalliot/tietovakka/varmistettavuus.html

The Härkäkallio crag in Kahiluoto was originally found by Eljas Honka-Hallila, at his birthday. Härkäkallio offers home for a bunch of vertical routes with natural protection. The routes usually start from soft moss tussocks and need dexterous fingers during the short but spicy lenghts. Despit the crag's name (the "bull crag"), the bull is not foraging at this crag. Instead, you may see the bull with it's indulgent-eyed harem at Kahiluoto's Uhrikallio, which is only two kilometers away from Härkäkallio. Kahiluoto is a completely bolt-free island. The Kahiluoto bridge was completed in 2006, replacing the old, 1972-built Pinoperä cable ferry.