Stats of Stockholm Boulder
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Bouldering in Stockholm
Stockholm’s bouldering scene offers a mix of well-developed areas and hidden gems, all set on high-quality granite shaped by glacial activity. The most established zones, such as Jumkil and Focksta, feature over 300 problems with crimpy and sloper-intensive climbs, catering to both technical and power-based styles. Closer to the city, spots like Flaten and Margreteberg provide quick-access boulders with short, steep climbs and solid landings, making them ideal for after-work sessions.
The best season for bouldering runs from April to October, when the crisp conditions maximize friction on the coarse granite. Winter sessions are possible but can be limited by snow and subzero temperatures. While Stockholm’s bouldering density doesn’t rival Fontainebleau, the region’s combination of scenic Nordic forests, varied styles, and the potential for first ascents make it an exciting destination.
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Rock type Granite
Altitude 14m
Map of Stockholm Boulder
List of 6 Sectors of Stockholm Boulder
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Brudberget | 1 |
Farsta | 1 |
Noret Boulder | 1 |
Nyckelviken | 1 |
Tabors berg | 1 |
Ågesta | 2 |
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List of 7 Problems in Video of Stockholm Boulder
Name | Grade | Sector |
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8a | Noret Boulder | |
6C | Nyckelviken | |
8A | Farsta | |
6A+ | Ågesta | |
6B | Ågesta | |
7C+ | Tabors berg | |
8B | Brudberget |