Description

The crag is located by a small pebble covered beach with fantastic views of Åbyfjorden. The routs are of high quality and some of them can feel nicely exposed.

There are two ways to reach the climbs (see the approach trails on the map). Find the faint path leading straight up the hill in the forest behind the parking. Continue to the right of the hill and you will end up on a narrowing ledge under the route 'Midsommardans'. From there you can rappel in from the bolted belay on top of 'Däst och Förvirrad'. The other option is to walk over the hill and walk down the slab on the right side of the main wall (steep!). You may consider using a rope to get down.

History

Most routs were first climbed by Jonas Paulsson and Johan Hvenmark in 2004 and 2005.

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Norra Ulorna

Climbing has been limited!

Volontary climbing ban from March 1st until July 15 each year due to sensitive wildlife.

Park by the harbor. The gravel road that lead in to the top ot the crag is a private road. Don't even use it to drop gear or people off. Note that none of the parking spaces are pitches for mobile homes, which means that staying overnight in a mobile home or similar is not allowed.

All the walls at Ulorna are under the regulation of Bohusläns Climbing Club's bolt policy and no further bolting is allowed.

https://access.klatterforbundet.se/ulorna/

What is a voluntary climbing stop?
Decisions on voluntary climbing stops are taken by the Bohuslän Climbing Club in consultation with relevant experts, such as ornithologists, Nordens Ark and the County Administrative Board of Västra Götaland. Climbing stops are taken to protect sensitive animal and plant life in Bohuslän during certain periods of the year. If these voluntary climbing stops are not respected, we risk formal climbing bans with legal sanctions.