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Frankenjura is one of the most popular areas for hard routes on limestone. Most routes are entirely bolted and many of us climbers have heard about this area because of “Action Directe” – known as the hardest climb on this planet in the 90’s. It took Wolfgang Güllich many years to establish the first free ascend. It was not repeated until a few years later! It is extremely short and extremely hard with many mono pockets and entirely overhanging at its cruxes. Climbers also learned that Güllich specifically developed the campus board training in order to prepare for this route. Nowadays this training method is inevitable for climbers that want to push their high-end grades. Great times on the rock. Here trying really hard

This place is home to such an impressive rock formation. We were lucky to get up there twice in great weather conditions. Both routes combined let us climb 75 beautiful pitches in many different styles. Here mentally preparing for a long day in the mountains.

Mike D is rocking the moustache like a boss.

Another Jered Cherry shot up “Presten” an ultra classic up the called “Vestpilaren” supplied us with maximum pleasure despite harsh and extremely windy conditions.

This one is was a short 3 pitch route near Henningsvaer – the climber’s hotspot in Lofoten. Great times!

Rumors once were that there is a pond with goldfish up on the Stetind… We couldn’t help ourselves to find out the truth and climbed the “Goldfisken”. An adventurous climb – barely down but still great with all you expect when there is not so much traffic. Here on the long stretch pitch number 1

We are very impressed by the beauty this country shows. This was long day and we managed to climb the entire route form sea to summit in 10,5 hours. 4000+ feet of pure climbing. Many long runout slab pitches and occasional wet rock made this again a great adventure ️⛰️

We had to drag our packs behind to tackle this. It was quite the adventure and it felt good to have left that pitch behind. Always psyched and stoked to climb am overcome any sort of obstacles.⛰️⛰?️⛰

As our first climb in Norway this was an excellent introduction with quite a few challenges. We had everything from dream splitters, beautiful corners, loose rock, wet rock, sunshine, Arctic winds, route finding challenges and more so the time of our life. We cannot wait for more climbs to try.