Best at Haltiavuori

Has a very nice variety of holds and movement. Climbed perfectly, it feels closer to a 5, but requires really good technique to do so. Great practice.

A nice powerful one. Has seen multiple hold breaks.

Even though this is named after them, Joel didn't FA it. Originally this name was for the project that became FWC ss, but it was basically just an alternative beta.

A great addition to the not-at-all absolutely completely filled topo. Hardest of the bunch.

Originally the name was suggested as something really freaky due to the nature of the starting hold, but we decided to keep it family friendly.

One of my personal favourites. Great slab practice. Name refers to a picture of a small kitten in a water bottle holder of a bike with the text GIANT on it. Google it!

Surprisingly challenging for beginners! Great practice, lots of beta options.

The first fiver of the crag. Most routes at the main sector were cleaned and climbed left to right.

A nice one.

Great, challenging traverse.

If you can do the cool move, it's definitely worth your time.

Name says it all - very unique shape and fun, very easy climbing.

A great warmup route. You get to experience basically any and all holds of the wall. Sadly there was nothing harder on this particular sector. I would've loved it, as the rock is so nice to interact with.

A bit nervy. FA'd this one ~5 minutes after waking up on a camping/climbing trip.

Pretty cool moves on this one - and more reasons to touch the nice slopers.