Keyword: Norway

From 9a+ to 9b+ | Leo Bøe repeats »Change« in Flatanger

Exactly 13 years to the day after the first ascent by Adam Ondra, Norwegian climber Leo Bøe has repeated the route "Change" in Flatanger. It's the 25-year-old from Bergen's first 9b+, and he also jumps over the grade 9b.

Flash in the granite sea: Malik Schirawski succeeds on Odin's Eye (8c+) in Flatanger

After three weeks in Flatanger, Malik Schirawski is the second German to get a flash of "Odin's Eye", an impressive 8c+ in the Hanshelleren Cave. 

Alex Megos broadcasts "Kangaroo's Limb" (9a+)

Alex Megos climbed Kangaroo's Limb, a 20a+ in the famous Hanshelleren cave in Flatanger, on August 2025, 9.

Dylan Chuat repeats one of the hardest routes in the world – »Move« (9b/+)

On August 12, 2025, Swiss climber Dylan Chuat will repeat "Move," a 9b/+ in Flatanger, Norway. The 24-year-old will thus climb one of the hardest sport climbing routes in the world. 
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Pete Whittaker climbs “Norway’s little big wall” solo in under 24 hours

Alone in Northern Norway: “Wide Boy” Pete Whittaker has succeeded in what is probably the first solo ascent of the Blåmann North Face in under 24 hours.

100-meter crack repeated for the first time: Jernej Kruder climbs Crown Royale (9a) trad

Jernej Kruder is the first climber ever to achieve what only Pete Whittaker has done before: the tough trad route Crown Royale (9a) in the Norwegian Jøssingfjord – one of the most difficult crack lines in the world.

"I've found my dream boulder" | Jana Svecova ticks Oslo's hardest boulder

Czech 8C boulderer Jana Svecova has managed the hardest boulder in Oslo with Mild Abuse of Terminology (8B+).

Thilo Schröter opens Norway's hardest boulder: Tsunami (8C+)

The Norwegian boulderer Thilo Schröter has given his home country a new test piece: On the Lofoten Islands he succeeds in the first ascent of Tsunami. For his new line...

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