1286 boulder Problems in the south of Sweden<\/p>\n
Kjugekull is widely considered one of Swedens best areas for bouldering. It\u2019s
\nlocated in the south of Sweden at the corner of Iv\u00f6sj\u00f6n, a lake with several
\nsmaller climbing spots surrounding it. Kjugekull\u2019s large freestanding boulders
\nare scattered in clusters throughout the beautiful forrest, making it a
\ncompact but extensive area. In total there\u2019s nearly 1300 problems to be
\nclimbed in all grades and styles, on perfect swedish granite!<\/p>\n
The book contains detailed maps over each one of the 31 sectors which make up
\nthe area, together with a handful of photo-topos of the most crowded boulders.
\nIn total there are nearly 1300 boulderproblems at Kjugekull, all of them
\nincluded in this guide, along with descriptions and coordinates to all
\nsectors, a quality scale to distinguish better climbs from not so good ones
\nand exclamation marks to identify highballs.<\/p>\n
Included are also some lists displaying problems in different styles such as
\nThe slabs, The weird ones and the legendary Bucket List. A section about
\nsectors and climbs suited for children has also been added to make planning
\nfamily outings easier. Finally to top it all off the book contains over 100
\nbeautiful colored photographs showing off the surroundings and the most
\nspectacular climbs!<\/p>\n
Content:<\/p>\n
\u2022 31 sectors with detailed maps
\n\u2022 1286 boulderproblems
\n\u2022 3 levels of problem quality
\n\u2022 110 colored photographs<\/p>\n
\u2022 8 lists of problem styles
\n\u2022 Photo-topos when problem density is high
\n\u2022 GPS coordinates for easy navigation
\n\u2022 Section about childfriendly sectors and climbs<\/p>\n
Language: English<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"