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(The Skier) The striking crack-line in the side-wall is very photogenic. It is easily ticked when descending after doing one of the longer routes on the front of the cliff. A little jamming is required low down, followed by hauling on jugs as the route gets steeper. FA. Arild Meyer, Thorbjørn Enevold 5.1992.

The steep wall to the left of route Skiløperen was originally a hard aid route Alpinisten. Now it gives an even harder free climb, although on a slightly different line. Start 10m left of route Skiløperen. Follow the cracks rightwards by sustained climbing to a narrow ledge. Trend back left above the overlap to reach the base of a narrow ledge by tricky aid climbing. FA. Øyvind Utby, Andreas Capjon 24.7.2004. FA (Alpinisten) Anders Bergwall, Odd-Roar Wiik 1.1993.

The right-trending crack leads to a ledge and possible stance. Steep right again and commit to the hollow-sounding flake. Climb up this to better holds, then step right and finish up rather scruffy slab. FA. Nic Bassnett, Roger Brown (alts) 11.8.2005.

An interesting combination of pitches featuring some difficult jamming. Just left of routes Lundeklubben and Luksusdyret, at a short overhanging finger-crack. Pitch 2 has narrow right-facing corner with a finger-crack in the back, and is visible just to the left of the Lundeklubben groove. FA. Ed Webster, Thorbjørn Enevold, Truls Seines 4.7.1993.

(The Luxury Animal) A line up cracks up the face just right of the groove that bounds the 'Stone Sausage', crossing route Running for Rasmus at about half height. There is a little loose rock so take care. FA. Bengt Flygel Nilsfors, Aart Verhage 5.1992.

(The Puffin Club) A great (and very popular) classic with varied and sustained climbing up the striking right-facing corner and cracks above 'The Island'. FA. Arild Meyer - The Old Puffin, Thorbjørn Enevold - The Young Puffin 5.1992.

A good direct line leading to an unusual finish. FA (Starting up Lundeclubben) Thorbjørn Enevold, Lutta Fagerli 5.1992. They climbed part of pitch 2 (not the crux) pluss all of pitch 3. FA. (as described) Thorbjørn Enevold 1990s.

A meandering variation start to route Straight Albatross. FA. Ed Webster and Tormod Klepper 1.7.1993.

Nice climbing up the line of cracks and groove left of route Fire forsøk. Finish up this (N7-) or move right to the top one of Four Pitch Route wich is more keeping. Pitch grades not known. FA. Odd-Roar Wiik, Ketil Lunde 1995.

(Four Tries) A sustained crack climb, the crux of which might require a bit of determination. FA. Thorblørn Enevold, Aart Verhage, Bengt Flygel Nilsfors 5.1992.

A four-pitch easier alternative to route Fire forsøk. FA. Thorbjørn Enevold, Trond Solberg 6.1994. FA. (Trollmannens...) Odd-Roar Wiik, Johan Sandberg 1996.

The steep wall to the left of route Skiløperen was originally a hard aid route Alpinisten. Now it gives an even harder free climb, although on a slightly different line. Start 10m left of route Skiløperen. Follow the cracks rightwards by sustained climbing to a narrow ledge. Trend back left above the overlap to reach the base of a narrow ledge by tricky aid climbing. FA. Øyvind Utby, Andreas Capjon 24.7.2004. FA (Alpinisten) Anders Bergwall, Odd-Roar Wiik 1.1993.

(The Skier) The striking crack-line in the side-wall is very photogenic. It is easily ticked when descending after doing one of the longer routes on the front of the cliff. A little jamming is required low down, followed by hauling on jugs as the route gets steeper. FA. Arild Meyer, Thorbjørn Enevold 5.1992.

The right-trending crack leads to a ledge and possible stance. Steep right again and commit to the hollow-sounding flake. Climb up this to better holds, then step right and finish up rather scruffy slab. FA. Nic Bassnett, Roger Brown (alts) 11.8.2005.