This is a crag under development. As per now a few routes trad routes have been established and ascended. Clearing belay spots, debrief and growth on the wall and bolting is to be done.
Grades
Norwegian
- 4: 1 route4: 1 route
- 5-: 1 route5-: 1 route
Most popular time of the year for climbing
- January: 0 ascentsJanuary: 0 ascents
- February: 0 ascentsFebruary: 0 ascents
- March: 0 ascentsMarch: 0 ascents
- April: 0 ascentsApril: 0 ascents
- May: 1 ascentMay: 1 ascent
- June: 0 ascentsJune: 0 ascents
- July: 0 ascentsJuly: 0 ascents
- August: 0 ascentsAugust: 0 ascents
- September: 0 ascentsSeptember: 0 ascents
- October: 0 ascentsOctober: 0 ascents
- November: 0 ascentsNovember: 0 ascents
- December: 0 ascentsDecember: 0 ascents
Areas (1)
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Title
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Climbing style |
Grades |
Routes |
Ratings |
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Sti-veggen
(Crag)
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Sport climbing
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2
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Ethics
Be in mind that on the sector "Sti-veggen" you are belaying and climbing just of a somewhat busy footpath where people in all ages run, bike, walk their dogs, etc. Especially "Sti-veggen" is exposed to a lot of people, so please be respectful of other people, don't block the footpath, don't make unnecessary noise, and so on.History
The area is of some history as there is a fort on top of Ravneberget which was in us during the The dissolution of the union between Sweden and Norway, and last active during the first world war. It did not see much action, but was operational during these periods. However, climbing wise the crag does not have a long history as the crag it self is under development and the footpath is fairly new. Sarpsborg as a city is less known as a climbing destination, but often known as a municipality that embraces sports and activity, especially if its open to all.|
Type
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Title
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Climbing style |
Grade |
Length |
Pitches |
Bolts
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Ratings |
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Sport climbing
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5-
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–
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1
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–
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Sport climbing
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4
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–
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1
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–
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Coordinates
DD
59.302147, 11.124907
DMS
59°18'07.7"N 11°07'29.7"E
UTM
32V 620996 6575626
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Get there by train, car, bike, or on foot!
Approach
The best alternative is to park at Glengshølen and walk Bryggestien. This is a calm walk on a wooden pier along the water. When you reach the end this is a popular lunch/camp spot. (PS: Nice place to enjoy your lunch). Keep walking the obvious access road 150 meters, and right before you reach the top of the small hill you see the first sector "Sti-veggen" on the crag to the right.
Keep walking straight for 150-250 meters and onto the trail. On your right you will now see the two other sections "Ravneberget øvre" and "Ravneberget midtre". These sections are about 20 meters off from the trail and when you see the small cave formation in the crag you are just about in between the two sections.
If the parking at Glengshølen is full (can happen sometimes when schools have events or the "russ" is partying in may) you can eighter park along the main road towards Ravneberget prison, an accesses road right before, or at the water tower at Ravneberget and find your way down to the crag. There are a lot of trails in the area and should be easy to find the foot path leading to Glengshølen and then follow the other description.
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