| | Ari's Base Camp - Mountains/Jotunheimen |
 | | The archetype is Vettisfossen in Utladalen (the highest free falling water fall in northern Europe) which falls free for 270 m, giving four pitches up a detached pillar (WI6, 330 m, FA by Henry Barber and Rob Taylor in 1977). |
 | | 330m high Vettisfossen is a lofty goal for true experts (WI6 with 270m continuous free hanging pillar, propably hard enough for most people!) while Avdalsfossen is better suited for mere mortals (200m, WI3). |
 | | First ascent of Vettisfossen by Henry Barber and Rob Taylor in 1977 is legendary, as the pair had to climb upper part lay-backing with their hands, as the water reportedly flew horizontally for around 20m from pick holes. |
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