How good is sport climbing Queens in Norway?

Sport climbing in Norway is fantastic! In this climbing video I will introduce you a really nice beginner friendly sport climbing crag in Kristiansand called Queens Queens is located just northeast of Kristiansand in a suburb called Sødal. This is a great small sport climbing crag with two main sectors, where you can spend most of the day – and a few hundred meters from Queens there is another crag called Jubelveggen.

Kristiansand is one of the best climbing spots in Europe! It features fantastic granite and gneiss climbing crags!

If you are want to push your sport climbing into French grade 6, then Queens is an ideal sport climbing spot! So, Queens is an ideal spot if you are a beginner rock climber. Here there are a few easy grade 4 routes to warm up on, and then loads of 6a and 6b routes!

Queens is a sport climbing crag in Norway that is really well bolted, so you can really push yourself. So, Queens is a great sport climbing crag in Norway if you are a beginner rock climber. Generally, I would say that sport climbing crags in Kristiansand in Norway are pretty well bolted with about 1-2 meters between the bolts, so they are really good for beginner rock climbers. So, this is absolutely great if you sport climb at your limit because you will always feel well protected.

If you are looking to push your sport climbing even further, there is also a couple of 7a routes at Queens and a few ‘classics’ for the area such as ‘Fat Bottomed Girl’ and ‘A Kind of Magic’.

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Sportsklatring i Norge er fantastisk! I denne klatrevideoen vil jeg introdusere deg en skikkelig nybegynnervennlig sportsklatrekrage i Kristiansand kalt Queens Queens ligger like nordøst for Kristiansand i en forstad som heter Sødal. Dette er en flott liten sportsklatringskrog med to hovedsektorer, der du kan tilbringe det meste av dagen - og noen hundre meter fra Queens er det en annen krage som heter Jubelveggen

Hvis du vil skyve sportsklatring til fransk klasse 6, er Queens et ideelt sportsklatreflekk! Så Queens er et ideelt sted hvis du er en nybegynner fjellklatrer. Her er det noen enkle ruter i klasse 4 å varme opp på, og så masse 6a og 6b ruter!

Queens er en sportsklatrekrage i Norge som virkelig er godt boltet, slik at du virkelig kan presse deg selv. Så, Queens er en flott sportsklatring i Norge hvis du er en nybegynner fjellklatrer. Generelt vil jeg si at sportsklatring i Kristiansand i Norge er ganske bra boltet med rundt 1-2 meter mellom boltene, så de er veldig bra for nybegynnere fjellklatrere. Så dette er helt fantastisk hvis du sport klatrer på grensen, fordi du alltid vil føle deg godt beskyttet.

Hvis du ønsker å presse sportsklatringen enda lenger, er det også et par 7a ruter på Queens og noen få ‘klassikere’ for området som ‘Fat Bottomed Girl’ og ‘A Kind of Magic’.

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If you enjoyed watching this sport climbing video about Queens sport climbing crag near Kristiansand in Norway, then remember to watch some of the other videos I’ve done about sport climbing:

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Or check out this climbing video from Odderøya also near Kristiansand in Norway

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