Gaisenjarga

Right-hand side of the east face. Fun and delicate slab climbing. Situated on the same boulder as "Rutger Hauer".

The southeast pillar. A nice problem. Block no. 2 in guidebook.

Sitstart in between the boulders on the west face. Straight up on sloping holds. Better than it looks!

Start on a jug to your right, then climb the obvious sidepull feature.

The left-hand side of the north face. A chalenging mantle problem.

Sitstart. Hard moves up small edges leads to a sloping lip. Finish right.

Eliminate problem. Variation on the easier slab where the crack is not allowed. Tenuous and delicate!

Start on two slopers on the lip. Straight up with a strenuous mantle.

Climb the line!! Just right of the juggy line. The obvious face. Quite tall, take care.

Sit-down start. Climb the steep face w. the arete until reaching the lip. Traverse left and finish.

Sit-down start at the middle of the beautiful right-slanting sloping ledge. Climb straight up. North face.

The right-hand side of the north face. Sit-down start at the crack, finish right.

Sit-down start. Follow the edges straight up, looks very hard!

Standing start by the arete. Straight up, then aim left and follow the obvious holds and finish straight up to the good hold.

The slab constituting the west face

The northeast slab, following the brushed streak and avoiding the tempting holds to your right.

The incredible looking arete facing north. A tall problem! Who will make the long-awaited first ascent?

Sit-down start at the left corner of the northeast face. Climb straight up to the lip, then traverse the lip rightwards. Finish at your far right. Excellent problem! Block no. 23 in guidebook.

Sit-down start at the left corner of the northeast face. Climb straight up to the lip, then traverse the lip rightwards. Finish at your far right. Excellent problem! Block no. 23 in guidebook.

The pillar facing north (by the tree). Climb it straight up. A bit awkward. Block no. 23 in guidebook.