Description

The crag hosts some nice lines on very good quality rock. The boulders are all situated by the sea side with som nice views off the ocean, on most days you can spot porpoise when taking a rest from your project. The rock quality is a bit special for the Kullaberg peninsula with very clean surfaces which still offers really good friction. This features make room for some interesting lines. For example you can find some exceptionally good lines on slopers. The crag offers both climbs in overhang, roof and vertical surfaces.

The boulders offers mostly climbs in medium to hard grades which put both finger strength, techniques and endurance to the test. One of the harder test pieces is Svindel, where power and core is a factor. Another favorite of the crag is Häleri which moves mostly on graterlike slopers and where you need a sensitive heel in the crux. There are still some climbing to be done in the easier grades on both the "minsta svinet" and the "Stora svinet".

Due to the good quality stone and the crags position close to the ocean the boulders are not that weather sensitive. It dries fast and and is probably climbable all year around.

History

Kristoffer Swahn found the crag in the spring of 2022 and has established the first lines. The crag has big potential for more boulder lines as well as trad routes. First ascents of approximately 15 lines were made during springtime 2022 and more lines are ongoing projects. The crag has an old historical name and derives from local history. De slaktade svinen is a describing name which aims at resembling the boulders as dead slumped pigs.