Description

📚 Kunna is also covered in the guidebook "Arctic Circle Bouldering" from Nov. 2019.

⛰ The bouldering at Kunna is mostly on free standing boulders of good quality. The landings are gerenally good and flat. To get to the parking you need to drive up the narrow steep road that leeds to the base of the tower. From here it's an easy walk to the first few boulders of Sector A. Further in the terrain gets more rugged and overgrown especially in the furthest part of sector A. It is still possible to develop more lines there though one must be prepared to do a great deal of brushing and cleaning.

Routes that lack propper names have been given a short code indicating the sector, boulder number and route number referring to the printed guidebook. (eg. "A10.3" = Sector A - boulder nr. 10 - route nr. 3).

👶 Kunna is somewhat child/baby friendly for the more experienced parents if you don't venture beyond Fizze Risset in Sector A and keep a keen eye on the kids in the other sectors as hidden pits between rocks do occur. Smaller children needs to be carried in.

History

The first documented development started here in 2006 after the area was discovered by Bodø local, Sten Stenkjær. There had been som climbing done earlier by a local guy, Ivan Kravjansky, it was later found out, but his feats was never documented properly. The area has seen a slow but steady growth since then with a few new lines added each year.