Pulpit Rock | Most Wonderful Nature

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With a 604-meter drop from a flat plateau down to Lysefjord with no safety railings, this is not a place for vertigo sufferers. Keep well back from the edge and you can still enjoy the fantastic scenery over Kjerag peak, which itself drops 984 meters. Preikestolen is south of Jorpeland. From the designated car park it’s a 90-minute hike to the viewpoint,More info:cnn

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#10 Hiking to Pulpit Rock with Kids,More info:earthtrekkers

The hike to Pulpit Rock is one of the most popular hikes in Norway. With great views, a relatively easy hiking trail, and convenient accessibility from the town of Stavanger, this hike has a big appeal for many visitors to Norway.

With that being said, you should expect big crowds in the summer months. Unless you start your day early or time your visit for the end of the day, expect to share the trail with many other hikers.

We did this hike in 2013. Even then it was very, very crowded. But what an amazing experience. This is a gorgeous spot in Norway and the views over the Lysefjord are incredible.

#9 Guided hike to Pulpit Rock Preikestolen,More info:fjordnorway

#8 Pulpit Rock and Norway in a Nutshell,More info:fjordnorway

Activity provider: Fjord Tours. Experience the magnificent Lysefjord, the Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen), wild and beautiful coastal scenery, the popular Norway in a nutshell® trip and three of Norway’s biggest cities: Oslo, Bergen and Stavanger.

On the The Pulpit Rock & Norway in a nutshell® you can really spoil yourself with fjord cruises in the magnificent Lysefjord, scenic rail journeys, city breaks and some of Norway’s most beautiful fjord scenery. You can also add a stunning hike to Norway’s world wonder of a cliff, the Pulpit Rock.