Drive towards Grøtfjordklumpan, but continue to
Tromvik, there you take left in the crossing and head for
Rekvik. A few kilometers after
Tromvik, at the top of the
hill, there is a parking lot on the right side of the road. It will
take almost an hour.
Follow the path only 100 m or so, then head right over the
marsh, towards the valley between two distinct small mountains
(Brosmetind and Sørtind).
There is no well defined path, but it is not a difficult walk. About 50 min
walking.
The walls faces west and north-west, so it is
an afternoon/evening crag, The midnight sun provides a unique feel
to the place. There is usually some seepage from melting snow
early in the season on the steepest face (Brattveggen),
but you can usually climb most of the routes despite this.
Because of the steepness, many of the routes are climbable even
in rain.
A 60 m rope, 14 quickdraws, and a standard trad rack if you want
test the trad routes.
There is water in the small lake just before you come to the
crag, it is fairly still water but none of us have become sick
from it.
On the approach you will pass Den ensomme stein, which has some very nice boulder problems.
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