Leið 2, 5.10c, 90m
Leiðin fylgir Stefninu í Nöfinni, nema í stað þess að klifra stóru sprunguna alla leið, er hliðrað yfir í næstu gróf til hægri og þaðan upp í annan stans. Hentar vel ef mjög stórar tryggingar eru ekki með í för.
In the south of Iceland and to the east of Skaftafell there is, at Borgarhafnarfjall, a 120m basalt crag known as Fallastakkanöf. It is only one hour above the main road and can be seen sticking up like giant organ pipes. The rock is mainly good, it dries quickly and is a good place to visit from the excellent campsite at Skaftafell, should bad weather be passing over the high mountains to the north.
Snaevarr Gudmundsson and I established two routes here, one in 1985 (5c, 5c, 5b) more or less straight up the middle, and the other at Easter 1992 (5c, 6a, 5b). This route starts up the cracks just right of the prominent detached pillars and left of our 1985 route. The third pitch is common to both routes. A usual rack of wires and Friends will suffice, but add an extra large Friend. (Scott 1993)
Skemmtilega frásögn frá frumferð leiðarinnar má finna í ársriti Ísalp frá 2017.
Spönn 1: 5.10 (gráðuð 5c þá)
Spönn 2: 5.10+ (gráðuð 6a þá)
Spönn 3 5.9 (gráðuð 5b þá)
FF: Doug Scott og Snævarr Guðmundsson, páskar 1992