Large west-facing wall with a marvellous view over the Kalvfjärden Bay.
This adventurous crag offers naturally protected and quite demanding climbs in a fantastic and beautiful natural environment. Here are a number of nice and a bit tough classics that are sometimes more or less serious to lead. You should probably be a pretty ambitious and skilled traditional climber knowing how to rappel, lead, and build stands with your own gear. Although there are a couple of easy well-protected routes as well. There are some old bolts and pitons here and there, but as said, they are old these days and it's up to you to judge what they are worth. Don't expect to tick off a whole lot of routes when here as it takes some time just to get to know the crag and know your way around.
This piece of rock is characterized by various slabs, corners and arêtes that lead up to a respectable roof formation at the top along the entire wall. The quality of the stone is quite good but beware as there are many formations which still seem pretty loose. Also, note that you arrive at the crag from above and you have to rappel down.
Klövberget forms an approximately 1 km long west-facing wall that largely goes straight down into the sea, however, the entire main wall has solid ground beneath. This is a wonderful spring or autumn crag, especially on calm and sunny days, when a visit really is recommended. Some routes could be a bit dirty here and there, so bring a brush.
