1. Eurovision. f6a+/6b. ** First climbed by Livvi West in 2021(?). Since then, holds have broken to leave a great problem, reclimbed by Andy Pemberton in May 2025, with the new line right of the original. It finishes just left of the ‘summit block’. Yellow line.
2. Jaja ding dong. f5/5+. The middle jug is possibly not quite as stuck-on as you may want, so perhaps search out the two crimps just above it. F/A: Andy Pemberton 2021. Reclimbed and loose rock removed in 2025. Purple line.
3. Club Dancing. f6a/+. * The higher you get the harder it gets. Red line.
4. Double Trouble. f6b * The wall a metre or two left of the crack from a standing start. Linking the good holds in the diagonal cracks via a temperamental side pull is the crux but much stretching still remains. Blue line.
5. Double Trouble sit. f6b+ The sit start from the two obvious side pulls.
6. Not as bad as we expected. f6a. The crack above the left hand end of the rock step on somewhat dubious rock. You only really use the crack at the very top and, so far, the jammed blocks have remained attached. Surprisingly good moves, but you probably won’t be back to do it a second time. Green line.
7. Volcano Man. F5+The high wall above the grassy step and gorse bush. Orange line.
8. Husavik. f5. * The obvious L to R traverse of the face to finish just left of the corner. White line.

Several route names have now been changed following information from the first ascensionists. See the topo on UKC that uses the same image.