Preliminary topo for Kamberget (Moldtun, Snillfjord), updated 2 November 2013

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Access: Hike or bike to Trondheim, in Norway, and show up at the local climbing gym to find someone to climb with. Suggest to take his/her car to this new, beautiful crag you've read about on some obscure website. Bring the above map and use common sense to drive from A to B. If you see any nice cliffs on the way out, especially in the last half of the drive, try to stay on the road anyway. Some of those cliffs are developed and available in the new 2011 guidebook "Trønder Rock". Visit them next week.
If you need a nice, printable PDF version of this web page, I didn't bother to make it since you should get the guidebook instead. It's cheap, and nice! ;) You may still visit this web topo, to check for updates in the route development.

BTW, some help is needed in the route development, and if you are interested, contact Edvard Aasen. 125 stainless steel glue-in bolts have been donated by the Norwegian Climbing Association so don't worry about becoming ruined by helping out. There's still a potential for new routes of high quality!

Parking: Park at the right-turn where a trail goes towards two small sea houses (from the old times). Remember that the road must still be open for cars with a wide trailer (tractor, etc), and the trail down towards the sea should also not be blocked. There's more space for parking up the road. Walk past the sea houses and follow a small trail up right before the last house. After about 3 minutes of walking you will reach the base of the cliff; the camp site, the fireplace and the fishing spot. ENJOY!
...and please carry all your garbage back to the car.

Weather forecast: Available in English at Yr.no

Route no.	Route name	Norw.	French	First ascender	Year	Length (meters)	Type	Symbol?	Stars? (0-3)	Route information
Route no.	Route name	grade		First ascender	Year	Length (meters)	Type	Symbol?	Stars? (0-3)	Route information
0		Ca 5-	Ca 5a	Open project		30	Trad			In a huge dihedral.
0b	Jerry of the Day	5+	5c	Maja Drøyli & Tore Helgedagsrud		30	Trad			Starts on the right side of 0 (the huge dihedral), then it crosses over and follows the right crack on the wall to the left (visible in the image below).
1	Lost	5	5b	Edvard Aasen	2011	30	Trad			Swapping between crack and arete (some choices to be done). Some loose rocks and vegetation can be enjoyed. Remember long slings. May finish through route 2 (ca. 6-/6a).
2	Tårer i havet	7-	6b+	Edvard Aasen	2014	24	Sport			18m to first anchor, 24m to the top anchor. Hard start.
3	Offside	7-	6b+	Jo Husebye	2011	35	Trad	Technical	1	Demanding protection (a little runout) in the first half. No known repetitions. May need more route cleaning.
4	Farvel til nerdene	5	5b	Edvard Aasen	2009	30	Trad			Several solutions to a big ledge, including a direct fingercrack, 6-/6a. Then follow a thin crack (OK protected) in the right part of an overhang, until a small ledge. The route follows an obvious crack in a huge dihedral to the top.
5	Via Maurtua	4	4b	Edvard Aasen	2009	30	Trad			Follows the right side of a giant rock with pyramide shape. Needs more cleaning.
6	Havfruen	5-	5a	Edvard Aasen & Morten Bøvre	2016	15 + 30	Sport			Nice route. Crux at the beginning, the rock is better than it looks like. 15m to the anchor and 30m further to a tree.
7	No name	4-	4a	Ondrej Novak	2011	25	Trad			Note: It has been painted wrong in the image; it should traverste onto the first ledge and further along the (grassy) system of ledges until the top wall.
8	Laksetrappa	6+	6a+/6b	Edvard Aasen	2013	15	Sport	Technical		Technical route. Easier (6?) for tall people. Bolted anchor.
9	Pies de Mar	6-	6a	Edvard Aasen	2011	15	Sport			Start from a block. Har start/traverse. Follow the right side in the beginning, it's fine although the footholds are usually wet.
9b	Sjøstjerner	7-	6b+	David Koch & Edvard Aasen	2014		Sport			Hard for short people. Common anchor with 9 and 10.
10	Storsteinbiten	6	6b	Edvard Aasen	2010	15	Sport	Technical	2	Two options near the topout.
11	Aal in All	5	5b	Edvard Aasen	2009	20	Trad			Not well protected in the first part. Small offset nuts are recommended. Bolted anchor, may continue to the top wall.
12	Pigghåtraversen	5+	5c	Edvard Aasen	2016	15	Trad			Difficult protection on the traverse, may get one bolt in the future. Bolted anchor.
12b	Return of Gjedda	5+	5c	Matthew Skinner	2016	15	Trad			Nice crack on the right side of route 12. Follows this crack until a small ledge where the crack dies out. Place a good wallnut #1 in front of your face. Traverse a little left until a good handhold, thereafter a small runout. Alternatively, go right from the ledge and straight up, grade 4+ and well-protected.
13	Påfyll	4+	4c	Anders Fougner & Edvard Aasen	2010	20 + 20	Trad			2 pitches. Bring enough gear, if not you will need "Påfyll". A little challenging to find good protection at the crux.
13b	Torsken kommer nå	5-	5a	Edvard Aasen	2013	20	Trad			Dihedral. Small cams are useful. Bolted anchor.
13c	Oppkast	5 (+)	5b/5c	Edvard Aasen	2013	20	Trad		1	Nice and steep. Challenging to find good protection at the crux. Same anchor as 13b or bolted anchor on the right.
14	Supraspinatus	7-	6b+	Edvard Aasen	2010	25	Mix	Technical	1	Starts in a well-protected crack, finishing on a bolted crux, 2 bolts (a 3rd one will be placed), bolted anchor. May be topped out if wanted. Originally 6+, was upgraded to 7- and may still be a hard. Has been climbed on trad, this is not recommended.
14b		Ca 7	Ca 6c	Closed project		20	Mix			2 triplex bolts without ring at the anchor. When cleaning, use the anchor at the top. Has been climbed on toprope so far. Contact Edvard Aasen if you want to work on this route.
15		Ca 7-	Ca 6b+	Closed project		20	Mix			Not opened due to dubious rock quality.
16	Return to forever	6-	6a+	Matthieu Desbief	2011	20	Trad			Uncertain grade. Beware of loose rock; holds may fall off. The route merges with nr 17 near the top (not as painted in the image).
17	Roquevaire forever	5+	5c	Matthieu Desbief	2010	20	Trad		1	Rappel anchor at the top.
18	Homer canary	4	4b	Rolv Marius Faleide	2009	20	Trad
19	New moon rising	5-	5a	Stefan Blankvoort	2009	20	Trad
20		Ca 5	Ca 5b	Closed project		20	Sport			Has been climbed on toprope so far.
21	Fotografbalkongen	4+	4c	Anders Fougner	2010	20	Sport			The route contains several nice ledges, well suited for photographing people on other routes. Some people struggle at the crux, exposed due to the ledge below.
22	Albatross	6-	6a	Edvard Aasen	2010	20	Sport		2
23	Bella Budweisser Originale	7	6c	Andrea Christofaro	2015	20	Sport
24	Faber Castell	5-	5a	Erlend Ilstad	2009	20	Trad		2	Very well protected.
25	Idyll	5	5b	Edvard Aasen	2009	20	Trad		2	Idyllic and well protected.
26	Freedom bar	Ca 7-	6b+	Edvard Aasen	2015	20	Sport			Tough for short people. Might be 6+ if you step left into "Idyll" in the middle part.
27	Gorillas in the Mist	7+	Ca 7a	Dylan Rick Hislop & Simon Ross Stenger	2017	20	Sport
28	Ride ranke	6+	6b	Edvard Aasen	2011	18	Sport	Technical
29	Posterrisset	5+	5c	Torbjørn Aass	2010	10	Trad		1	Photogenic route.
30	Erasmusparty	5+	5c	Torbjørn Aass	2010	10	Sport
31	Jokkastikk	4-	4a	Torbjørn Aass	2010	10	Trad

Some action shots:

12 August 2012, Wiley Bogren climbing "Pies de Mar" (6-, sport)

26 June 2011, Jo Husebye on the FA of "Offside" (7-, trad)	2 October 2010, Pavla Udrzalova climbing "Albatross" (6-, sport)

26 September 2010, Matthieu Desbief on the FA of "Roquevaire forever" (5+, trad)