Paradiset

The cracks in the left-hand side of the hanging shield have an awkward start. Head left before finishing straight up.

A bit of a non-line up the thin crack in the slab right of Back to Paradise. Join the left-hand variation on Too Wide for Paradise and then finish up the final slab. FRA. Ron Kenyon, Eric Parker 18.6.2010.

Climb the big flake followed by the off-width to the left, or the undercut flake to the right. Finish up more wide cracks. A few large cams will be found useful by most people.

This route basically follows the exposed arete that bounds the left edge of Too Wide fo Paradise, crossing that route early on and finishing up the final slab out to the right. FRA. Ron Kenyon, Eric Parker 18.6.2010.

(Big Slab) Also called By the Dashboard Light because of a misunderstanding . A classic easy introduction to climbing, Paradiset and Lofoten. The Thin crack up the centre of the slab (not much gear) leads to a finish up the corner above. Excellent and popular.

The bold right-hand side of the slab leads to taxing moves into the hanging groove above. A bit out of character with the area! FA. Colin Binks, Chris Craggs 28.7.2007. May have been soloed by Arild Meyer in the 1980s.