Pretty spectacular outdoor mini climbing gym with overhanging shorter routes that fit perfectly for some after-work training on hot summer afternoons and evenings. This is a short but very steep crag that offers routes with big roofs and plenty of jugs along pretty spectacular 3-D formations. A couple of easier climbs at the flanks that are quite nice as well make it worth a visit even if you don't climb so hard. The routes are between 8 and 14 meters long.
The rock has an interesting upside-down tetris-like formation style that is quite special and engaging. It looks like parts of the rock may collapse, but for the most part, it seems to hold together pretty okay. Some loose and jammed rocks do exist therefore a helmet is highly recommended.
The approach to this crag is easy, as the crag is located along a bicycle path.
It's pretty awkward to reach the anchors by abseiling from the top of this crag, that's not recommended.
Environment:
East facing. Warm and sunny until about 13:30, but it will be cool and shady the rest of the day. Traffic noise from Road 222 can be heard.
