Name: Go Preikestolen (round trip)
Brand: Go Fjords
Price: 490.00 NOK

<ul><li>Hiking clothes and boots</li><li>Extra clothing are recommended in case the weather turns</li><li>A daypack with extra food and water</li></ul>

<ul><li>Food/ Drinks can be purchased at Preikestolen Fjellstue</li></ul>

<ul><li>Be aware of that the weather around the coast and mountain areas change rapidly. For up to date conditions please check the forecast at <a href="https://www.yr.no/place/Norway/Rogaland/Strand/Preikestolen/">yr.no</a></li></ul>

<div><ul><li>Effort level: moderate</li><li>Total ascent: about 350 m.</li><li>Estimated duration: 4-5 hrs.</li><li>Distance: 8 km. return </li><li>Trail marking: the path is well marked with some 40 distance markers</li></ul><h3>Safety is important</h3>Always check the weather forecast before setting out on your hike. The weather can change quickly in the mountains. We therefore recommend bringing extra clothing and food in case the trip takes longer than planned.<h3>Travel tips</h3>Experience some of the other famous hikes Norway has to offer. 1. Trolltunga <a href="https://gofjords.com/norway-tours/bus-to-trolltunga-from-oslo-odda">Go Trolltunga &amp; Oslo by bus</a>: One-way ticket between Oslo and Odda, close to Trolltunga. <a href="https://gofjords.com/norway-tours/bus-to-trolltunga-from-oslo-odda"></a>2. Kjerag <a href="https://gofjords.com/norway-tours/hiking-excursion-to-kjerag">Go Kjerag:</a> Round trip ticket between Stavanger and the Kjerag hiking trail. <a href="https://gofjords.com/norway-tours/hiking-excursion-to-kjerag"></a></div>

Preikestolen Hike (Pulpit Rock) | From Stavanger | Go Fjords

Go Preikestolen (round trip)

The hike consists of hilly terrain with a difference in altitude of 350 metres. Along the way you encounter sheltered forest coves and wood paved marshland among others. A granite stairway laid by the Nepalese Sherpas is one of the trail highlight. Did we mention the polished rock surrounded by 3 small ponds just before you reach Preikestolen?

 The hiking terrain

Lysefjorden is the southern most fjord in Norway. End to end, it measures 42 (26 mi) kilometers with rocky walls falling nearly vertically over 1,000 meters (3,3000 ft) into the water. The name means light fjord, and is said to be derived from the lightly coloured granite rocks along its sides. The fjord is narrow and deep. Just below Preikestolen is its deepest point dropping to a depth of over 400 meters (1,300 ft).

Lysefjord

The famous plateau has been named one of the world’s most spectacular viewing points by both CNN Go and Lonely Planet. It measures about 25 x 25 meters, and was most likely shaped by the expansion of ice some 10,000 years ago. According to historians, the first known person to visit Preikestolen was Thomas Peter Randulff, a bank manager from Stavanger in 1896.

The Preikestolen Plateau (the Pulpit Rock)

Just outside Stavanger you will pass through the longest undersea road tunnel in the world. The tunnel system is brand new replacing the old ferry that used to traffic between Stavanger and Tau on the way to Preikestolen. It is 14,3 kilometres long, which puts it well ahead of its predecessor, the Tokyo Bay Tunnel in Japan (9583 m.)

Ryfast sub-sea tunnel

Are you ready to discover the legendary Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock)? Book your hiking trip with Go Fjords! It's an experience of a lifetime. 

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Express bus between Stavanger & Preikestolen hiking trail

<div>Looking to cross the iconic Preikestolen hike off your bucket list? We offer a comfortable and direct transfer, from central Stavanger to one of the most popular tourist destinations in Norway, with several daily departures.The glacial rock formation that makes up Preikestolen, towers 604 meters above the Lysefjord. The hike is of moderate difficulty. In total, the 8-kilometer hike takes about 4-5 hours round trip. However, take your time. There is plenty of beautiful spots to rest along the way. The return bus will pick you up from the same place it let you off. PS: Did you know that the granite stair trail partly is man made by Nepalese Sherpas, who are used to carrying their own body weight? Note that this trip is also available in combination with <a href="https://gofjords.com/norway-tours/hiking-excursion-to-kjerag">the Kjerag hike</a>. In this case you would do the Preikestolen hike on day 1 and Kjerag on day 2. If you buy the combination ticket you get 10 % off the original price.</div>

Example departure from Preikestolhytta

Example departure from Stavanger

<div>Departures Please note, this is only an example. Ticket Even though the time table is not completely ready, you are welcome to buy your ticket and secure the date of your hike. You can choose your specific departure time later.</div>

Preikestolhytta

Stavanger

<div>Departures Please note, this is only an example. Ticket Even though the time table is not completely ready, you are welcome to buy your ticket and secure the date of your hike. You can choose your specific departure time later. Timetable 2020 The timetable will be published soon. We are planning to have departures every hour in April, May , September. We are planning to have departures every half an hour in June, July and August.</div>

Go Preikestolen (round trip)

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