Scottish Leader M 7

Route number B6.

Bolted overhanging mix climbing route. Traverses left under a big roof – real piece for hard heads!. First bolted route in Múlafjall. The route was named after the drinks that were drunk during the climb. Upper part it hard to climb if there is no ice and you might have to use traditional protection above the bolts.

FA: Styrmir Steingríms, Jökull B & Guðmundur T, 1998-1999, M7 (4 bolts), 30-40m

Rebolted in 2020

Crag Múlafjall
Sector Kötlugróf
Type Mixed Climbing

Rjúkandi WI 4

Route number B20.

Very nice route! Starts on a short but steep step, maybe 5m to a small snow slope/ledge. From there the later half is quite a bit longer and more sustained. First part can be tricky if there is not enough ice. Later half might also be WI 4+ in some conditions.

FA: Unknown, WI 4, 70m

 

Crag Múlafjall
Sector Kötlugróf
Type Ice Climbing

Hoka Hey M 6

Route number B21.

The name of the route translates to: “A good day to die”, if it was like that or not. Around the corner from Íste is an obvious roof and about 15m further to the east is a clear light groove in the rock that recently (1998) has collapsed. There is the route. It is obvious, follows the crack for the first 20m, into a small hole in loose rock and then straight up on a little bit of ice. It ends in a small roof with good holds and then to the top.

FA: Jökull B, Guðmundur T, Styrmir Steingríms, 24. October 1998, M6, 30m

Crag Múlafjall
Sector Kötlugróf
Type Mix Climbing

Hvítir hrafnar WI 4

Route number A7.

Cool line in nice surroundings. Offers a harder variant up a pillar to the right og an easy mix route to the left that leads into easy ice climbing. The day it was climbed, two rarely spotted ice climbers were seen at the carpark.

FA: Bjartur Týr, Jónas G. & Mike Reid, December 2017, WI 4, 40m

Crag Múlafjall
Sector Hlaðhamrar
Type Ice Climbing