Denmark Guide

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Bouldering, Trad climbing and other styles

Lat / Long: 56.248453, 11.716720

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 56.488302, 9.773679

description

Small half sphere with greats holds for a short bouldering session. Can be as easy or had as one would like.

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Lat / Long: 57.380649, 9.717720

In northern Jutland, a collection of bunkers from the Second World War has become a true bouldering mecca. On the beach just north of Løkken are these concrete blocks that can be used to climb on. We are now up to over 100 boulder problems on the bunkers. With a crashpad, a pair of rigid climbing shoes and a blessing from the weather gods, there are countless opportunities for excellent climbing.

Topo and description: https://aalborgklatreklub.dk/cms/clubnjklatreklub/ClubImages/Andet/LoekkenBoulders.pdf

Note that all the grades set in "Swedish" do not follow a formal system and are instead ranked from 1 to 5+ in a local system called bunker grading. Therefore, most of the boulders are much harder than they immediately appear from the generated difficulty spread. Some of the problems have been updated with a grading in FB since the local system is not supported on TheCrag.

approach

You can get to Løkken bunkers in 3 ways:

Drive into the summer house area by Fureby, and park here. From here, steps lead down to the beach just north of the bunker area.
Drive down to the beach at Nørre Lyngby, and then drive along the beach in a southerly direction until you reach the bunkers (about 4-5 km on the beach)
Drive down to the beach at Løkken, and then drive in a northerly direction, approx. 1 km.

To avoid too many cars down on the beach, it is recommended to park inside the isommerhus area in Fureby. There is no actual parking space, so be careful when you park your car. It might seem strange to drive a car down the beach, but the people of North Jutland and the Germans do it in style, but you can easily get stuck in the sand, especially from the Løkken side, where the sand is softer.

Summary:

Lat / Long: 55.471149, 9.529849

description

Newly found boulder outside of Kolding

approach

Right next to the roundabout, on a field.

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Lat / Long: 55.490454, 8.959065

description

3,5m height

approach

near Brörup

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Lat / Long: 54.910148, 9.760434

description

Was way bigger in the past. 2nd biggest erratic bloc of Jylland with 460 t weight and a perimeter of 26m. German Wikipedia article. Link.

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Lat / Long: 57.104978, 9.435894

description

Perimeter of 15m. Pictures.

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Lat / Long: 55.584832, 9.150325

description

Weight of 50t, 4.5m x 4.5m. Pictures.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.235037, 10.435420

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Lat / Long: 55.181714, 10.760608

description

Biggest erratic boulder of Denmark (1200t). Link.

Summary:

Bouldering and Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 55.291089, 11.937156

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 55.693019, 12.610850

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.957224, 11.777462

description

Kongestenen, opsat i 1949 med følgende inskription: PAA ISØRE TING KAAREDES HARALD HEN AAR 1076 TIL DANMARKS KONGE OG NIELS AAR 1104″

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 54.753207, 11.905004

description

Small, isolated rock next to the road. Around 2.5m high. Some climbing possible but nothing spectacular.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.672007, 12.555287

description

Entrance and staircase of the Elijah's Church with a few nice routes (4m high) and a traverse under the entrance that is always dry. Nothing too fancy but a good start.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.673819, 12.554707

description

A rock monument right in front of th Codan building.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.693455, 12.595991

description

5m high granite wall http://www.kastelbroenklatring.dk/home_k.html or http://www.stonemonkey.dk/artikler/kastel_broen/kastel_broen.pdf

history

In 1995 Ivan Sarong and Kim Sejberg put up 12 bolts on the wall. Today the condition of the bolts is less than ideal, so the wall is climbed as a boulder with a crashpad. After a 10 year break, new problems were opened in 2004.

summary

Gentoftebroen is a train bridge. The wall is about 5m high, made up of granite blocs. The bridge is covered so it's possible to climb even under the rain.

description

http://www.kastelbroenklatring.dk/home_g.html

summary

Hellerup's best outdoors climbing wall.

description

http://www.kastelbroenklatring.dk/home_h.html

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 55.684673, 12.619310

summary

82m high climbing wall on the side of Amager Bakke

description

CopenHill is powerplant with an artificial ski slope on the roof top and a climbing wall on one side of the building.

The climbing wall is supposed to be the tallest artificial climbing wall in the world at 85 meters tall with a width of 10 meters, offering various obstacles along the way to the top. The climbing wall is designed and decorated to resemble a natural mountain wall with various overhangs and routes to the top.

https://www.dbkk.dk/amagernordvaeg/vaeggen

Summary:

Trad climbing, Bouldering and other styles

Lat / Long: 55.184650, 14.903554

summary

Good overview video.

description

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 2nd edition 2020, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-9819515-6-1

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.234057, 14.720969

description

One of the most impressive rock formations on Bornholm, Jons Kapel with a height of 22m.

Jons Kapel consists mainly of Vang granite (intermediate granite). On the way down to the beach from the hotel, you can see weathered diabase corridors along the stairs. The chapel is a cave on the south side inside the free-standing rock. It is an example of a dry oven, which was created by the impact of the waves against the rock when the water level was higher than it is today. North of Jon's Chapel is the steep rock massif "Hvidkleven", which descends vertically into the sea. South of Jon's Chapel itself there are 3 caves with the names Jon's Bedroom, Jon's Sacristy, Jon's Dining Room and Jon's Madkeller

access issues

There are no climbing restrictions at Jons Kapel. The area is owned by Poul Stender and supervision of the area is handled by Hotel Jons Kapel.

approach

(55.230840, 14.725824)

From Borrelyngsvej drive along Jons Kapelvej down to a parking space. From here, a path goes down along Askebækken down to the beach. Jon's Chapel can be found by walking north along the beach.

Summary:

Mostly Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.241451, 14.727866

Summary:

All Ice climbing

Lat / Long: 55.255765, 14.743257

description

The coast north of Vang and south of Mulekleven.

The nature around Pissebækken is incredibly beautiful with its steep rock walls and ivy that spreads over both trees and slopes. In winter, the waterfall can form climbable ice.

approach

There is a car park at the harbor in Vang. From here you walk north along the coast path, and after 500 m you come to a steep staircase down to Pissebækken.

Summary:

Sport climbing, Trad climbing and other styles

Lat / Long: 55.242975, 14.734126

description

One of the 2 main sport climbing crags. Old abandoned quarry, now rebranded as an outdoor sports facility. You got MTB tracks, shelter, fireplace, water post and a lot of sports climbing here.

approach

(55.242737, 14.736021)

You can get to the quarry from either the main road, its a 5-6 min drive on gravel roads, or you can walk there from the seaside if you park in Vang. Park at the big parking lot, don't drive into the quarry!

history

In 2011, the quarrying company NCC Roads A/S transferred the quarry to Bornholm County Municipality, and it is now designated as a recreational area.

Summary:

Sport climbing, Rock climbing and other styles

Lat / Long: 55.236777, 14.732400

description

Almeløkkebruddet is the southern of the two large quarries in the Ringebakkerne south of Vang. The breach is owned by the Bornholm Regional Municipality. Sport routes in sector "Gryden", rest is bouldering. Theres also a MTB track in the middle of the area, and several longer MTB tracks pass nearby.

access issues

Open anytime.

approach

(55.236793, 14.734454)

Almeløkkebrudet can be reached by driving north along the main road from Hasle (Borreløkkevej). Shortly after a turnoff to Jon's Chapel, there is a dirt road with a sign for Ringebakkebruddene, which you must drive down until you are in the Almeløkkebruddet. Alternatively, you can get to Almeløkkebruddet from Vang by driving along Ringedalsvej and TV after Ringedalen.

Summary:

Trad climbing, Bouldering and Aid climbing

Lat / Long: 55.242201, 14.737538

description

In the southern part of Ringedalen on of the best trad crags on Bornholm is hidden. Most routes were first ascended in the mid 90’, after which the area was mostly forgotten for many years. In 2023 the area was cleaned and new first ascends were made.

The names and locations of the old routes have been hard to localize due to missing topos and descriptions. This means that different guides show the routes in different places and order relative to eachother.

On top of most routes there are large trees to build anchors and abseil from.

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The rock here is Vang granite (Intermedian granite), which was formed in the Precambrian. The rocks in Ringedal form an approx. 500 m long stretch. They are strongly greeted by ivy, which thrives admirably in the sea air that is pushed up through the valley.

In Ringedalen you will find the largest amount of clockwork (i.e. fallen rock blocks) in the Bornholm valleys.

Beneath the weir lies a beautiful raised lake, which previously functioned as a mill pond.

Most of Ringedalen's cliffs are quite low, but in the southern part there are some that are somewhat higher and of climbing interest.

Furthermore, "Kaja Mons Hol" is located in Ringedalen. Kaja Mons was wanted and was hiding in the hole. You can read more about this in the novel "Ildvinter" by Bent Rying.

The hole should be approx. 40-50 m south of where the rocks start from the north above the rocks.

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Only published in the 1st edition of the guidebook.

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 1st edition 2014, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-00-041341-4

approach

(55.239698, 14.737499)

From the harbor in Vang, Vandmøllevej leads south between fishermen's huts into the forest. Passes the water mill and a number of mill ponds, of which Ringdalssøen is the largest. Alternatively, Ringedalssøen can be reached from Vang via Ringedalsvej. The wall is reached by following the path to the right around the lake. At the end of the lake, take a path to the bottom of the valley and uphill on the opposite side. (sign with Kaja Mons Cave). Continue up until you meet the rock TV. The wall is then reached through the bushes.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.259721, 14.762497

description

In the past, stone quarrying took place in this area and it was then used for Bornholm's Animal Park. Now the area is a private forest with public access. There are 2 large disused quarries in the area.

The eastern quarry has walls of approx. 5 meters high. These walls are characterized by vertical bore grooves. There is a relatively good landing and in many places you will be able to manage with a pad.

The western quarry has walls of varying height, but the walls are consistently quite a bit higher than in the eastern quarry. In several places, wetlands have arisen under the walls.

approach

(55.259761, 14.762377)

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.234860, 14.793978

description

http://rockclimbing.dk/omraade/dalegardsbruddet/

approach

(55.234903, 14.794271)

Summary:

Bouldering, Trad climbing and Rock climbing

Lat / Long: 55.272931, 14.756286

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.264630, 14.749464

summary

Mulekysten er området der strækker sig fra Mulekleven til Hammershus

description

Ret uudforsket

Summary:

Mostly Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.288904, 14.755077

description

Hammerfyret stands on top of Ørnebjerg. The Ørnebjerg coast stretches from Lindesdal and north-east on. This stretch of coast has a large amount of small rock walls, which offer some of Bornholm's best bouldering problems. The rock is clean and firm and there is grass below many of the problems. A few of the problems are a little longer and have poor landings, so bring crashpads.

More topos and new boulders.

approach

(55.288454, 14.753176)

The area can be reached from Hammer Fyr by following the path down the hill to the north-west until you reach Lindesdal. Alternatively, from Hammerhavn you can follow the rescue path north until you reach Lindesdal.

Summary:

Mostly Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.284135, 14.752413

summary

Northwesternmost tip of Bornholm

Summary:

Trad climbing, Bouldering and other styles

Lat / Long: 55.283639, 14.761411

description

Shutdown granite quarry, options for swimming and DWS. Huge sport climbing potential, but sadly it's only for traditional climbing (with bolted anchors...)

Hammerbrudet lies southwest of Hammersøen. Granite was quarried here until the 1970s. Today, the area is protected, and in the lower part of the quarry is now Lake Opal.

Above the lake lie the rocks, which today are used as nesting grounds for gulls, ospreys and a single pair of kestrels. It is also popular to go for a walk along and swim in Lake Opal. There are relatively few routes here, because the walls are steep and without great natural protection options. There is absolute potential for more climbing here, but it can hardly be realized without the use of drill bolts.

Here you can also find the "Mirror", which with its approx. 40 meters is Bornholm's highest wall. The Mirror has been climbed, but in all probability, a route has never been taken on this mirror-like wall.

At the north-eastern end of the breach you will find one of the island's absolute classics, "Hammercracket".

approach

(55.281029, 14.760249)

The rocks start 100m north.

From Rønne take route 159 towards Allinge. After approx. 20km and approx. 3 km before Allinge, Sænevej comes on the left and a sign for Hammer harbour. Turn down Sænevej and when Hammersøvej appears on the right turn down this and thus away from Sænevej. At the end of Hammersøvej there is a large divided parking space. You park here! From the parking lot, you walk 2 minutes up to Opalsøen, which is located at the bottom of Hammerbruddet. The routes are now all the way around Lake Opal.

ethic

Clean climbing only. Upon application, groups can be given priority for climbing/abseiling on Bambi.

Summary:

Bouldering and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.287893, 14.778821

Summary:

Mostly Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 55.273453, 14.775575

description

Biggest selection of sportsroutes on the island. All the routes have anchors, but for many you have to "tie in". This is well-bolted sport climbing, but be extremely aware of loose rocks and always wear a helmet, as you are in an active quarry. Also be aware that there is a risk of landslides in certain places in the quarry.

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 2nd edition 2020, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-9819515-6-1

access issues

Beware that this is an active quarry. It's open for climbing any day after 7pm and all day in the weekends/ holidays.

approach

(55.272627, 14.776092)

Park your car outside of the quarry. Beware that the parking lot at the museum is for their guests only.

where to stay

Primitive camping right next to the quarry: http://www.egelokke.dk/

ethic

Dont leave trash. If you come to climb out of scheduled hours (before 7pm on a weekday), check out if there is any activity, before you go into the quarry (they do use dynamite and big machines in there).

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.271753, 14.778288

description

Bouldering. Found here.

approach

(55.271721, 14.778277)

Summary:

Bouldering, Sport climbing and Top roping

Lat / Long: 55.260984, 14.811488

Summary:

Trad climbing and Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.192253, 14.841765

description

Kleven is a rift valley located not far from Klemensker. In this rift valley, the Bornholm steam locomotives used to run on what was called the Nordlandsbanen from Rønne via Klemensker-Rø to Sandvig. Today, there is an excellent cycle path all the way through the valley. The area has nice solid rock and is quite beginner-friendly. In addition to the described routes, it is relatively easy to arrange top ropes in other places, as there are good trees on the top.

The rock faces south and has a lot of sun. It is an obvious winter area or on days with strong winds. The bottom of the valley is a very swampy area and some rocks can be damp at the start of the route.

Only published in the 1st edition of the guidebook.

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 1st edition 2014, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-00-041341-4

approach

(55.191996, 14.841369)

From Klemensker is driven by Splitgårdsvej. Turn left onto Dammegårdsvej. You stop and park when cycle route 23 crosses Dammgårdsvej. From the car park, turn right up the cycle path and after approx. After 200m, the rocks come on the left.

In the forest opposite the rocks you can find several good boulder problems. Further along the cycle path, on the left, there is a lot of unclimbed rock with good potential for new routes.

Summary:

Bouldering and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.239048, 14.868050

description

Troldeskoven is the name of a small piece of forest on the old seawall south-east of Stammerhalle. There are a number of mainly difficult bouldering problems centered on Elverhøj, which is a large block with a cave underneath. The forest also contains a number of boat stones from an Iron Age burial ground and a shipwreck. At Stammerhalle, there are also some of the island's most striking rock formations, which are also protected monuments of the past.

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 2nd edition 2020, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-9819515-6-1

approach

Park at the Stammershalle Badehotel, go through the gate into the protected area, up past the 3 Bautasten and you are standing on the edge of the entire area. Troldeskoven is located just south-east of Stammerhalle, and the place is marked with a sight-seeing sign next to the road. The large block can be seen from the road.

Summary:

Mostly Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.224973, 14.897510

summary

A handful of seaside cliffs. Climbing on the actual Helligdomsklipperne is not allowed.

Summary:

All Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.221105, 14.910799

description

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 2nd edition 2020, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-9819515-6-1

Summary:

Trad climbing, Bouldering and Rock climbing

Lat / Long: 55.210215, 14.970410

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.181951, 14.938426

description

Very small quarry with no real opportunity for climbing.

However, it is described so it is easy to find, as there is a nice little walk, as well as a bit of bouldering.

Published at rockclimbing.dk.

approach

(55.182052, 14.938366)

Drive from Stangevej along the private road up towards Knarregård, after about a hundred meters keep to the right. Here you walk along a small path in a natural fence to the quarry.

Summary:

Trad climbing, Bouldering and other styles

Lat / Long: 55.171800, 15.040426

summary

Seaside cliffs and cleft of multiple aspects

description

Reportedly the highest cliffs on Bornholm's North coast, this crag offers some 20 routes of up to 13 m. Its most prominent feature is a small narrow canyon-like slot through which the path leads down from the plateau to the sea. Its sea- and westfacing walls offer some more routes.

While the setting is idyllic and great for kids to explore the tidal pools, don't expect too much of the climbing: The rock tends to stay wet or seep in places and can become dangerously slick in combination with the lichens. The walls are generally low and often covered with lichens, thorny bushes or bird droppings. Bring trad gear and long slings or an auxiliary rope, as the routes are generally unequipped.

For bouldering the rock quality is overall good. The style varies from roof/overhang climbing to beatiful slabs.

approach

Drive along the northern coastal route and follow the signs onto a small track towards the coast. Park and follow signposted footpath.

The recent guidebook shows an alternative approach a few hundred meters further west. This cannot be recommended, as it is more of a private driveway and sure to annoy its owners sooner or later, as there is no real space for parking. Besides, the track can get difficult for ordinary cars when wet.

The boulders are located 10 minutes walk from the parking area at randkløve skår parkering. From the car park follow a track for about 100 m in a eastly direction. Then turn left and walk along the edge of the woods on the banks of a small stream. Follow the stream via narrow path through the woods until you reach the ocean.

ethic

No further bolting (beyond the single existing bolted line).

history

The area is mostly known for its beautiful trad routes. As a good warmup for these, you could try the newly established boulders from easter 2021.

Summary:

Bouldering, Trad climbing and Aid climbing

Lat / Long: 55.167957, 15.048071

description

Halfway between Saltune and Bølshavn you will find this area which offers excellent bouldering and some individual routes. The area is bounded to the south by Haraldshavn but is not naturally bounded in relation to Randkløve. Halfway between Haraldshavn and Randkløve is Hvidhat, which is a towering square rock formation that can sometimes be whitewashed by bird droppings.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.140952, 15.140348

description

The rocky coastal stretch at Svaneke is bounded by Listed (north) and Grisby (south). The area is under development and so far the area at Vigehavn is best described.

approach

The Hellig kilde road leads straight down to a car park, from which access to the cliffs around Vige Harbor is just ahead.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.114501, 15.145498

description

This area is located on the east coast approx. 1 km north of Årsdale harbour.

approach

(55.115178, 15.144942)

On the main road from Svaneke to Nexø, the road turns off towards Årsdale. Here there is the option of parking at a discount. You then go back approx. 100m in the direction of Svaneke. Here the coastal path turns to the right and after approx. 200m from this you will see the rock on the right after a gate.

Summary:

Bouldering and Deep water soloing

Lat / Long: 55.080410, 15.148779

description

Locations boulders.

Summary:

Bouldering and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.093651, 15.092905

summary

Small rocky outcrops in a beautiful heather and moor landscape.

description

Ravnedal is a particularly beautiful rift valley, probably the island's prettiest, with smooth-ground sides due to ice activity perhaps more than 50,000 years ago. You can feel the rock's "smoothness" with your hands and let yourself be overwhelmed by the modeling powers the ice has in it when it squeezes its way through Bornholm's fissures in the bedrock. There can be moss on unclimbed as well as climbed routes, so bring a wire brush.

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 2nd edition 2020, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-9819515-6-1

access issues

Protected area, stay on paths.

approach

To find Ravnedal, which lies deep in the forest, find and follow the yellow marked walking route. The path leads straight through the valley.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.115313, 14.900097

summary

Scenic tectonic structure largely closed to climbing

description

The Ekkodalen hosts a prominent south-facing wall, which is mainly owned by the conservation trust. Climbing is not allowed here. A smaller fraction of the cliff is privately owned, yet difficult to access. After checking with the owner, climbing is possible here.

access issues

No bolting.

ethic

Owner's permission required.

Summary:

All Deep water soloing

Lat / Long: 55.081765, 14.832763

description

This, very pleasantly situated quarry, can unfortunately only be climbed from the water, or by four-wheeling down from the top and then climbing up.

Although it is possible to climb from the water, the break is not suitable for deep water soloing. Most of the walls are slabbed, and at several, otherwise good climbing opportunities, there are rocks not far below the water surface.

Published with photos at rockclimbing.dk.

approach

(55.081773, 14.832988)

It is easy to drive all the way to the quarry, with parking in a small concreted lot south of the quarry. The car park can be reached from either Fejleregårdsvejen or from where Lobbæk Hovedgade becomes Klintevej.

Summary:

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.117226, 14.848476

description

After Troldestenen/Elverhøj 2nd largest erratic boulder on Bornholm (130t). Link. Link2.

approach

(55.117258, 14.848459)

Summary:

Mostly Bouldering

Lat / Long: 55.119718, 14.830017

description

Routes and topos.

Summary:

Sport climbing, Aid climbing and Trad climbing

Lat / Long: 55.110413, 14.736276

summary

One of the main 3 sportclimbing crags. Unfortunately closed at the moment. Great potential for many more routes.

description

Klippeløkken Stenbrud lies just outside Rønne and has walls up to 30 metres. The rock is Rønnegranit which is a medium to coarse-grained, dark gray granitic rock with a reddish tinge. The granite was formed for more than 1700 million years and is one of Bornholms oldest rock types. The granite is intersected by reddish, fine-grained light aplites and coarse-grained pegmatites as well as by black fine-grained diabase veins. The place has great potential and there has been climbing since the 90s but information about the old routes is lacking.

"Bornholm on the Rocks", 2nd edition 2020, Karsten Kurz, Geoquest, ISBN 978-3-9819515-6-1

approach

(55.111507, 14.738082)

Parking at the side of the road. Dont drive in the quarry, it will be closed after work. Walk through the door and after 100m there is an old road to the left leading into the quarry.

Summary:

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 55.111417, 14.714664

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: 56.259463, 8.130406

description

Old WW2 bunker. Made of small rocks and concrete.

Table of contents

1. Denmark 1,234 routes in Region

1.1. Jylland 90 routes in Region

1.1.1. Bubble dome 0 routes in Boulder

1.1.2. Løkken 80 routes in Area

1.1.3. Swings and Roundabouts 1 route in Boulder

1.1.4. Tirslundstenen 5 routes in Boulder

1.1.5. Barsten 2 routes in Boulder

1.1.6. Janum Kjøt 1 route in Boulder

1.1.7. Hamborgstennen 1 route in Boulder

1.2. Fyn 1 route in Region

1.2.1. Damestenen 1 route in Boulder

1.3. Sjælland 63 routes in Region

1.3.1. Blocs and Walls 13 routes in Gym

1.3.2. Kongestenen 2 routes in Boulder

1.3.3. Boulder 1 route in Boulder

1.3.4. Vesterbros Torv - Elijah's Church 3 routes in Boulder

1.3.5. Codan Bro Rock 1 route in Boulder

1.3.6. Kastelbroen 33 routes in Boulder

1.3.7. Gentoftebroen Klatring 0 routes in Field

1.3.8. Hellerup Station 0 routes in Field

1.3.9. Amager Nordvæg 10 routes in Gym

1.4. Bornholm 1,077 routes in Region

1.4.1. Jons Kapel 15 routes in Crag

1.4.2. Vang Syd 86 routes in Crag

Flora and Fauna: All sectors south of "Krogeduren closed 1.2.-15.8. due to birds nesting

1.4.3. Vang Nordkyst 1 route in Area

1.4.4. Vangbruddet 64 routes in Crag

1.4.5. Almeløkkebruddet 23 routes in Crag

1.4.6. Ringedalen 14 routes in Crag

1.4.7. Dyreparken 1 route in Field

1.4.8. Dalegårdsbruddet 1 route in Crag

1.4.9. Hammershusområdet 33 routes in Crag

1.4.10. Mulekysten 16 routes in Crag

1.4.11. Ørnebjergkysten 140 routes in Crag

1.4.12. Hammeren 79 routes in Crag

1.4.13. Hammerbruddet 58 routes in Crag

1.4.14. Sandvig 13 routes in Area

1.4.15. Moseløkken Stenbrud 172 routes in Crag

1.4.16. Egeløkke 1 route in Field

1.4.17. Sandkås 30 routes in Area

1.4.18. Kleven 3 routes in Crag

1.4.19. Stammershalle 27 routes in Crag

1.4.20. Helligdomsklipperne 20 routes in Crag

1.4.21. Røstad 25 routes in Crag

1.4.22. Gudhjem 34 routes in Crag

1.4.23. Knarregård 1 route in Field

1.4.24. Randkløve 89 routes in Crag

1.4.25. Haraldshavn 6 routes in Crag

1.4.26. Svaneke 11 routes in Field

1.4.27. Årsdale 4 routes in Field

1.4.28. Nexø 4 routes in Area

1.4.29. Paradisbakkerne 46 routes in Crag

1.4.30. Ekkodalen 1 route in Crag

1.4.31. Klinten 1 route in Crag

1.4.32. Bobbestenen 1 route in Area

1.4.33. Bjergbakkebruddet 22 routes in Crag

1.4.34. Klippeløkken Stenbrud 30 routes in Crag

Access: Closed for climbing