Description

A big crag with some big roofs in the middle of it. The routes cross or traverse around these roofs. There are also several more vertical and easier routes on both sides of the crag.

ASPECT AND CLIMATE
The crag is facing south and is shadowed by trees. Because of all the roofs, most of the routes stay dry in the rain. The crag is probably the most rain safe among the crags in the guide. Many climbers find spring the best time for climbing here.

THE ROUTES
The climbing at Korpaberget switches all the time between vertical and very overhanging. The routes are technical, up to 25 m long, bolted (except for one trad route) and equipped with lower-offs.

History

The development of the crag started at the end of 1990's. It was initiated by local climbers form Alingsås who were soon joined by climbers from Göteborg. In the first phase only the steepest routes in the centre of the crag were established.

Between 2005-20010 a lot of easier routes at both ends of the crag were developed by local climbers form Alingsås.

Korpaberget

The area is access sensitive!

Sometimes a raven is nesting at the crag which means parts f the crag are closed for climbing., normally until June. Please keep you updated.

Check even https://access.bergsport.se/korpaberget/

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From Göteborg take the E20 eastward. At the first roundabout in Alingsås turn right and then immediately left onto Hantverksgatan. Follow Hantverksgatan which eventually changes name to Lärkvägen and then yet again to Prästerydsvägen (with a lake on your left). After about 2 km keep right and park on a parking lot for commuters (the bus stop is called Pulkabacken)..
The drive is about 45 km.
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From the car park follow the road downhill and then turn left onto a gravelled road. Follow this road for a while and you will spot the crag between the trees on your right. The walk-in is about 300 m long.