Nissedal Rock Climbing

From tom atle bordeviks miniguide : "Nissedal is located in the central southern Norway in a region called Telemark. It is home to a number of striking granite domes dotted around Norway’s sixth largest lake, Nisservatn. These domes offer some great climbing for those seeking long routes on perfect granite similar to that glaciated granite domes found at Toulomne Meadows near Yosemite..... When to go. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit the Nissedal region. Midsummer can be ok, but if there is no wind the insects can be a 'pain', especially mosquitoes which can be numerous around Hægefjell. This can be solved by camping down at Nisser Hyttegrend and moving fast up the first couple of pitches to catch any wind. In summer you should bring a lot of water on warm days as both Hægefjell and Baremlandsfjellet face south. Climbing on Hægefjell starts usually in May; this depends on how much snow is left after winter which also dictates when the road is opened. If the road hasn't opened yet, climbing on Baremlandsfjellet, at a lower elevation and with a sunny aspect, should be possible.