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CLIMBING
 

The climbing in Bohuslän is world class. Here you will find climbing in practically every discipline: Trad, sport, bouldering and even deep water soloing ranging from grade 3 up to grade 9. The area is home to some of the most spectacular cliffs and walls in the country, with plenty of routes to choose from for all experience levels.

The Climbing Club of Bohuslän will be on site to provide all the necessary information about climbing in the area. All information about climbing here can be found in the guidebooks "Klättring i Bohuslän - Norr om Gullmarsfjorden" by Hanna & Petter Restorp, "Klättring i Göteborg med Omnejd" by Tomasz Ratajczak, "Bouldringen i Bohuslän -1000 boulders in Bohuslän" as well as online.

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From the Festival area, it's between 5-20 minutes drive to most of the crags and boulders.
In the event of light rain, climbing is still possible in several places including Korpekullen, Granit Grottan, Vindön and more. Several crags dry quickly after rain.

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"Bergtagen" by PETZL featuring Said Belhaj

Climbing movie showcasing some of the most stunning climbs in Bohuslän.

MIDNIGHT DYNO MAYHEM

On Saturday night there will be a competition you do not want to miss!
A crazy dyno competition in the form of Dyno Mayhem on the dance floor, at midnight, in front of the main stage. The dyno will get increasingly harder as the competition progresses.

The most important aspect of this competition is that the winner will not be the one who flies the longest but the one that does it with the craziest style, whether that craziness is expressed through clothing, hair or pure style that is up to you to decide. Come prepared, there is a grand prize for the winner. Even if you do not wish to compete the Midnight Dyno Mayhem is a spectacle you do not want to miss.
 

In collaboration with Backa Boulder.

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Climbing in Bohuslän should be considered a privilege so here are a

few things to consider while climbing in the area:
 

  • Buddy check

  • A knot at the end of the rope - enough length on the rope for the route.

  • Wearing a helmet.

  • Beware of climbers above you while walking around the crags.

  • Don't trust fixed gear blindly. Back up or change if necessary.

  • Special caution should be taken if you bring children to the crags.

  • Park only on designated parking spots, if the parking is full drive to another sector.

  • Do not under any circumstance park wherever there is free space, this behavior could
    easily bring about the closing of a sector.

  • Walk on designated paths.

  • Keep your dogs on a leash.

  • Brush off your climbing shoes before beginning an ascent and always brush off tickmarks
    and chalk after your climb, even if you’re just warming up on a route.

  • Remove yours and others litter from the sectors.

  • Keep shouting to a minimum - speakers playing loud music might not be so appreciated by everyone.

  • Warn other climbers if you see something that looks unsafe.

  • Be friendly to the locals, a simple Hello goes a long way.

  • Please read and follow local signs and don’t forget to pay the fee (for road, path and crag maintenance) at certain parking areas / sectors if this is requested.

  • In case of accident call 112!


     

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