Description
This crag is usually closed from February 1 until August 15. An active closure is indicated by a warning and 'closed' tag here on the site; when in doubt, signs put up at the crag have precedence!
Hammerkysten starts north of Hammer Havn. Here, there are mainly more difficult routes, and many start elegantly with a traverse along the sea. The entire range of coastal cliffs from Lindesdal to Kongestolen goes under the name Hammerkløvene on old maps.
This crag is usually closed from February 1 until August 15. An active closure is indicated by a warning and 'closed' tag here on the site; when in doubt, signs put up at the crag have precedence!
There has been climbing on the Hammer coast in ancient times, but the only thing we know about these early activities is that the climbers left behind some bolts and a wooden wedge, which were already very old when they were (re-)discovered around 1990. Possibly it is say German tourists with knowledge of climbing.
Bouldering: There are also opportunities for bouldering at the tipper station.
This crag is usually closed from February 1 until August 15. An active closure is indicated by a warning and 'closed' tag here on the site; when in doubt, signs put up at the crag have precedence! This crag is usually closed from February 1 until August 15. An active closure is indicated by a warning and 'closed' tag here on the site; when in doubt, signs put up at the crag have precedence! Approach
(mount fuji,55.281473,14.752542)
Just left of Tipvognsstationen, scramble down to the left.
Follow the old tipper track from Hammerhavn until you are at Tipvognsstationen, where the track ends. The coastal routes are found by searching down to the water from the tipper station, and after a small traverse (20-30 m) you are at the Vandflyvervæggen.
