The Electrowall is a fairly big wall featuring high quality slabs and a lot of potential for new routes. The rock quality is good and the location, on a small grassy meadow just by the sea with a view of the big cave, is truly epic.
The wall is south-west facing and gets a lot of sun. This makes it potentially climbable all year around, though during the darkest and coldest winter months it is probably quite unplesant unless the sun is out.
Below the wall the north sea flows in and out of the Flatanger basin (depening on the tide) making the water just below the wall one of the areas best fishing spots aswell as a nice place to go for a swim on hot summer day. Whats not to like?
The first bolts where placed around the year 2000, but some old gear of unknown orgin was found at the top of the wall indicating that some of the trad lines might have been climbed at an earlier date. With development activity in so many of the other walls at the same time, only a handfull of routes where bolted and climbed during the early 2000`s, leaving the majority of the wall untouched.
In preperation for the first Flatanger festival a new sector was added on the far right side of the wall by the bolting team adding some nice routes in the 5c to 7a range.
During the climbing festival in 2012 a new trad sector was established on the far left side of the wall during some of the tradclimbing courses held by the NKF by the author and others. As far as memory serves the difficulty was in the 3-4 range making it ideal for a easy day out and practicing placing gear on lead.
