Høyt & Lavt Kristiansand

Climbing park

Kristiansand's climbing park is by lake Grotjønn in a hiking area.

outdoors

Address: Gamle Mandalsvei 110
Getting there: 3 km north of the city centre, bus 19 to Suldalen
Price: 100 to 310 kr, depending on height
Website: hoytlavt.no (opens in a new tab)

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