People on the high rocky plateau of Preikestolen overlooking the fjord below in Norway.
Kjeragbolten boulder wedged in a mountain crevasse in Norway.
A view of Trolltunga in Norway, with the iconic rock formation protruding over a steep cliff overlooking a blue fjord surrounded by mountains.

Icons of the Fjords

The Norwegian Rockstars

Icons of the Fjords

The Norwegian Rockstars

From USD 4505

NB! Pricing varies by group size. The rate displayed is per person for six participants.

Experience the three legendary hiking highlights of the Norwegian Fjords, sightseeing in beautiful Bergen and Old Stavanger, pancakes for breakfast on pulpit rock, defy gravity on Kjerag's famous boulder and pose 700m above fjord level on Trolltunga!

Highlights

  • Experience Norway’s most famous viewpoints: Trolltunga, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), and Kjerag, each offering awe-inspiring views of the fjords.
  • Begin your adventure in the coastal city of Stavanger and end in the charming city of Bergen.
  • Discover the remote village of Flørli, tucked away in the beautiful Lysefjord.
  • Challenge yourself to climb the world’s longest wooden staircase in Flørli, with 4,444 steps and incredible views.
  • Cruise through the spectacular Lysefjord, also known as the “Fjord of Light,” and enjoy the serene beauty of Norway’s natural wonders.

Embark on an unforgettable 7-day adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Norway, designed for those eager to experience the country’s top three natural wonders: Trolltunga, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), and Kjerag. Starting in the charming city of Stavanger and ending in the picturesque Bergen, this tour offers the perfect blend of adventure and exploration. You’ll journey deep into Norway’s majestic fjords, where Trolltunga's dramatic cliffs, Preikestolen’s towering views, and Kjerag’s iconic boulder await. Discover the best of Norway’s scenic beauty, iconic hikes, and vibrant cities on this epic adventure through the heart of the fjords.

The hikes on this tour are relatively long (see the day-to-day itinerary below), and we hike every day. You need to have good physical fitness to join this tour, be prepared for hiking long days, and be willing to enjoy the transportation between our hiking locations as we cover vast expanses of the Norwegian landscape.


Beyond the epic trails, we’ll take you to Old Stavanger to wander among its famous wooden houses, steeped in charm and history. Our trip ends in beautiful Bergen, with an optional extra evening to explore this UNESCO World Heritage city. Accommodations are carefully chosen for an authentic Norwegian experience, from the remote Flørli Historic Hostel, only accessible by boat along the Lysefjord, to Preikestolen Mountain Lodge on the shores of idyllic Lake Refsvatn. On your free afternoon, you can paddle, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard on the tranquil waters for the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

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Day by day

A narrow cobblestone street lined with traditional white wooden houses and potted plants.
Women taking photos of a red house with a lamp.

Day 1:A day in Stavanger

Welcome to Stavanger! Meet your guide at Stavanger Airport (SVG) for a short transfer to your hotel in the city. We will start the afternoon with coffee, followed by a short guided walk through beautiful Old Stavanger, famous for its more than 170 preserved white wooden houses. Afterwards, we gather for a welcome dinner.

Welcome to Stavanger! Meet your guide at Stavanger Airport (SVG) for a short transfer to your hotel in the city. We will start the afternoon with coffee, followed by a short guided walk through beautiful Old Stavanger, famous for its more than 170 preserved white wooden houses. Afterwards, we gather for a welcome dinner.

Scandic Park Stavanger

-,-,D

15 minutes

Kjeragbolten wedged in a mountain
Mountains and a fjord between the mountains. Blue sky.
A woman hiking on a mountain with a view down to a valley.

Day 2:Kjerag and Lysefjord

An early start this morning as we will be transported (2.5 hours) to the beginning of our first challenge - the ascent of Kjerag. Smooth rock face or bare rock. On the way up: hilly terrain – 3 uphill slopes and 2 downhill slopes, completely flat at the end. Chains on some sections of the uphill slopes. When reaching the summit, there are two main attractions. The first is the astonishing views from the northern side, a massive cliff plunging 984m almost straight down into Lysefjorden. The second is the Kjeragbolten, the iconic balancing boulder - suspended over that same 984m deep drop into the fjord. After our descent down the same path, we transfer 20 minutes to Lysebotn and then enjoy a 20 minutes open boat ride down Lysefjord, the "Fjord of Light", looking back up the dramatic cliff of Kjerag.

An early start this morning as we will be transported (2.5 hours) to the beginning of our first challenge - the ascent of Kjerag. Smooth rock face or bare rock. On the way up: hilly terrain – 3 uphill slopes and 2 downhill slopes, completely flat at the end. Chains on some sections of the uphill slopes. When reaching the summit, there are two main attractions. The first is the astonishing views from the northern side, a massive cliff plunging 984m almost straight down into Lysefjorden. The second is the Kjeragbolten, the iconic balancing boulder - suspended over that same 984m deep drop into the fjord. After our descent down the same path, we transfer 20 minutes to Lysebotn and then enjoy a 20 minutes open boat ride down Lysefjord, the "Fjord of Light", looking back up the dramatic cliff of Kjerag.

Flørli

B,L,D

3 hours

6-7 hours

760m/760m

11 km

A group on the mountain summit celebrating with raised hands above the fjord.
Several people hiking up a long staircase with a fjord in the background.
A wooden sign with four digits.

Day 3:Longest staircase in the world in Flørli

Today we will climb the 4444 Flørli steps one of the longest wooden staircases in the world. We'll end up well above the tree line where there are amazing views of the Lysefjord and toward the Preikestolen massive (where we will stay tonight). After climbing the (Flørli) stairs, we will follow a trail back down to Flørli. This trail is a classic Norwegian hiking path, characterized by natural terrain and beautiful scenery. For those who do not want to climb the whole 4444 steps, there is an option to stop at 700 steps and visit the charming Florli tourist station before descending via a quiet path. We will get the evening ferry down Lysefjord to Forsand and transfer to Preikestolen Mountain Lodge.

Today we will climb the 4444 Flørli steps one of the longest wooden staircases in the world. We'll end up well above the tree line where there are amazing views of the Lysefjord and toward the Preikestolen massive (where we will stay tonight). After climbing the (Flørli) stairs, we will follow a trail back down to Flørli. This trail is a classic Norwegian hiking path, characterized by natural terrain and beautiful scenery. For those who do not want to climb the whole 4444 steps, there is an option to stop at 700 steps and visit the charming Florli tourist station before descending via a quiet path. We will get the evening ferry down Lysefjord to Forsand and transfer to Preikestolen Mountain Lodge.

Preikestolen Mountain Lodge

B,L,D

2 hours

4-5 hours

740m/740m

6,5 km

A mountain cliff with people and a blue fjord.
Two hikers in the mountains with the fjord on the right side.
A signpost with mountains in the background.
Several people on a mountain cliff.
A hiker in the mountains with a view towards the fjord in the sunrise.

Day 4:Early bird pancakes at Preikestolen

Today's hike begins with an early start to fully experience the serene beauty of the morning at Preikestolen, Pulpit Rock. Upon reaching the top, you will have time to soak in the breathtaking views in the peaceful morning light. To make this moment even more special, your guide will prepare a delicious pancake breakfast for you. After enjoying this unique breakfast with a view, you'll begin your descent, heading back down the same trail. This early hike offers a rare opportunity to experience Preikestolen in tranquility and to enjoy a memorable breakfast at one of Norway's most famous natural landmarks. Back at the lodge, we have a free afternoon, to relax and choose some optional activities. There is a sandy beach for swimming in the Refsvatn Lake by the lodge, or you can choose to rent kayaks, canoes, or SUPs for paddling on the lake (not included).

Today's hike begins with an early start to fully experience the serene beauty of the morning at Preikestolen, Pulpit Rock. Upon reaching the top, you will have time to soak in the breathtaking views in the peaceful morning light. To make this moment even more special, your guide will prepare a delicious pancake breakfast for you. After enjoying this unique breakfast with a view, you'll begin your descent, heading back down the same trail. This early hike offers a rare opportunity to experience Preikestolen in tranquility and to enjoy a memorable breakfast at one of Norway's most famous natural landmarks. Back at the lodge, we have a free afternoon, to relax and choose some optional activities. There is a sandy beach for swimming in the Refsvatn Lake by the lodge, or you can choose to rent kayaks, canoes, or SUPs for paddling on the lake (not included).

Preikestolen Mountain Lodge

B,L,D

4-6 hours

500m/500m

8 km

A woman with a backpack looking out over the mountains.
White cotton-grass.
Mountains with green spruce forest.

Day 5:Moslifjellet or Gryteknuten

Today we can walk straight out of our mountain lodge to walk up on one of the mountains around our accommodation. We may chose Moslifjellet which, at 718m, is just slightly higher than Preikestolen. The top of the mountain is above the treeline so yet again we can enjoy spectacular views, this time across the archipelago and towards Stavanger. Or we go for Gryteknuten if we prefer a shorter trip, which will give us a nice view across Jørpeland. We then go back for the 4,5 hours transfer to Tyssedal. On the way, we will stop for a break and a scenic picnic lunch. We'll have an early dinner at our hotel, as tomorrow we will tackle the holiday's longest hike.

Today we can walk straight out of our mountain lodge to walk up on one of the mountains around our accommodation. We may chose Moslifjellet which, at 718m, is just slightly higher than Preikestolen. The top of the mountain is above the treeline so yet again we can enjoy spectacular views, this time across the archipelago and towards Stavanger. Or we go for Gryteknuten if we prefer a shorter trip, which will give us a nice view across Jørpeland. We then go back for the 4,5 hours transfer to Tyssedal. On the way, we will stop for a break and a scenic picnic lunch. We'll have an early dinner at our hotel, as tomorrow we will tackle the holiday's longest hike.

Tyssedal Hotel

B,L,D

4,5 hours

2-5 hours

250-500m/250-500m

5-7 km

Two hikers resting on a cliff, looking out over the fjord.

Day 6:Trolltunga

Today we will start very early again to avoid any crowds. The beginning of the trail is possibly the most bracing, with a steep start on stone steps and some potentially slippy rocks. However, the path begins to level out for about an hour, after which there is another significant climb on a high trail to a small picturesque mountain lake. Now the views will begin to reward you for the effort, although there is another major steep climb ahead. This hike is the last big effort, and at last, you will get your first view down to the beautiful down Lake Ringedal with the knowledge that the majority of the ascent is now over. A long undulating walk on the moonscape of the rocky plateau brings you eventually to Trolltunga, the most dramatic, iconic rock in Norway and surely the definition of a bucket-list achievement. After enjoying a very long moment to savor our victory, we will begin our 4-6 hours descent, returning the same way. A final transfer brings us to our comfortable hotel in Tyssedal, which will be very much appreciated tonight, and it may even be worth braving the prices at the bar to celebrate!

Today we will start very early again to avoid any crowds. The beginning of the trail is possibly the most bracing, with a steep start on stone steps and some potentially slippy rocks. However, the path begins to level out for about an hour, after which there is another significant climb on a high trail to a small picturesque mountain lake. Now the views will begin to reward you for the effort, although there is another major steep climb ahead. This hike is the last big effort, and at last, you will get your first view down to the beautiful down Lake Ringedal with the knowledge that the majority of the ascent is now over. A long undulating walk on the moonscape of the rocky plateau brings you eventually to Trolltunga, the most dramatic, iconic rock in Norway and surely the definition of a bucket-list achievement. After enjoying a very long moment to savor our victory, we will begin our 4-6 hours descent, returning the same way. A final transfer brings us to our comfortable hotel in Tyssedal, which will be very much appreciated tonight, and it may even be worth braving the prices at the bar to celebrate!

Tyssedal Hotel

B,L,D

50 minutes

8-11 hours

1000m/1000m

21 km

Coloful buildings with people sitting on benches and a blue sky.
A woman looking out over Bergen city.
The colorful houses at Bryggen in Bergen with a grey sky.

Day 7:Depart to Bergen

Today, you are transferred to Bergen/Bergen Airport. We will be at the airport no later than 2 PM. You could also take the opportunity to book an additional extra night and enjoy the beautiful UNESCO world-heritage city of Bergen. There are many options to choose for an independent booking, of which were happy to give you recommendations.

Today, you are transferred to Bergen/Bergen Airport. We will be at the airport no later than 2 PM. You could also take the opportunity to book an additional extra night and enjoy the beautiful UNESCO world-heritage city of Bergen. There are many options to choose for an independent booking, of which were happy to give you recommendations.

B,L,-

3 hours

Welcome to Stavanger! Meet your guide at Stavanger Airport (SVG) for a short transfer to your hotel in the city. We will start the afternoon with coffee, followed by a short guided walk through beautiful Old Stavanger, famous for its more than 170 preserved white wooden houses. Afterwards, we gather for a welcome dinner.

Scandic Park Stavanger

-,-,D

15 minutes

An early start this morning as we will be transported (2.5 hours) to the beginning of our first challenge - the ascent of Kjerag. Smooth rock face or bare rock. On the way up: hilly terrain – 3 uphill slopes and 2 downhill slopes, completely flat at the end. Chains on some sections of the uphill slopes. When reaching the summit, there are two main attractions. The first is the astonishing views from the northern side, a massive cliff plunging 984m almost straight down into Lysefjorden. The second is the Kjeragbolten, the iconic balancing boulder - suspended over that same 984m deep drop into the fjord. After our descent down the same path, we transfer 20 minutes to Lysebotn and then enjoy a 20 minutes open boat ride down Lysefjord, the "Fjord of Light", looking back up the dramatic cliff of Kjerag.

Flørli

B,L,D

3 hours

6-7 hours

760m/760m

11 km

Today we will climb the 4444 Flørli steps one of the longest wooden staircases in the world. We'll end up well above the tree line where there are amazing views of the Lysefjord and toward the Preikestolen massive (where we will stay tonight). After climbing the (Flørli) stairs, we will follow a trail back down to Flørli. This trail is a classic Norwegian hiking path, characterized by natural terrain and beautiful scenery. For those who do not want to climb the whole 4444 steps, there is an option to stop at 700 steps and visit the charming Florli tourist station before descending via a quiet path. We will get the evening ferry down Lysefjord to Forsand and transfer to Preikestolen Mountain Lodge.

Preikestolen Mountain Lodge

B,L,D

2 hours

4-5 hours

740m/740m

6,5 km

Today's hike begins with an early start to fully experience the serene beauty of the morning at Preikestolen, Pulpit Rock. Upon reaching the top, you will have time to soak in the breathtaking views in the peaceful morning light. To make this moment even more special, your guide will prepare a delicious pancake breakfast for you. After enjoying this unique breakfast with a view, you'll begin your descent, heading back down the same trail. This early hike offers a rare opportunity to experience Preikestolen in tranquility and to enjoy a memorable breakfast at one of Norway's most famous natural landmarks. Back at the lodge, we have a free afternoon, to relax and choose some optional activities. There is a sandy beach for swimming in the Refsvatn Lake by the lodge, or you can choose to rent kayaks, canoes, or SUPs for paddling on the lake (not included).

Preikestolen Mountain Lodge

B,L,D

4-6 hours

500m/500m

8 km

Today we can walk straight out of our mountain lodge to walk up on one of the mountains around our accommodation. We may chose Moslifjellet which, at 718m, is just slightly higher than Preikestolen. The top of the mountain is above the treeline so yet again we can enjoy spectacular views, this time across the archipelago and towards Stavanger. Or we go for Gryteknuten if we prefer a shorter trip, which will give us a nice view across Jørpeland. We then go back for the 4,5 hours transfer to Tyssedal. On the way, we will stop for a break and a scenic picnic lunch. We'll have an early dinner at our hotel, as tomorrow we will tackle the holiday's longest hike.

Tyssedal Hotel

B,L,D

4,5 hours

2-5 hours

250-500m/250-500m

5-7 km

Today we will start very early again to avoid any crowds. The beginning of the trail is possibly the most bracing, with a steep start on stone steps and some potentially slippy rocks. However, the path begins to level out for about an hour, after which there is another significant climb on a high trail to a small picturesque mountain lake. Now the views will begin to reward you for the effort, although there is another major steep climb ahead. This hike is the last big effort, and at last, you will get your first view down to the beautiful down Lake Ringedal with the knowledge that the majority of the ascent is now over. A long undulating walk on the moonscape of the rocky plateau brings you eventually to Trolltunga, the most dramatic, iconic rock in Norway and surely the definition of a bucket-list achievement. After enjoying a very long moment to savor our victory, we will begin our 4-6 hours descent, returning the same way. A final transfer brings us to our comfortable hotel in Tyssedal, which will be very much appreciated tonight, and it may even be worth braving the prices at the bar to celebrate!

Tyssedal Hotel

B,L,D

50 minutes

8-11 hours

1000m/1000m

21 km

Today, you are transferred to Bergen/Bergen Airport. We will be at the airport no later than 2 PM. You could also take the opportunity to book an additional extra night and enjoy the beautiful UNESCO world-heritage city of Bergen. There are many options to choose for an independent booking, of which were happy to give you recommendations.

B,L,-

3 hours

What's included in the price

Included

All accommodation during the trip as described in the program.

Meals as specified in the program.

All transportation as specified in the program.

Not included

Drinks and snacks.

Terms and Conditions 

We reserve the right to change prices. The day by day program is indicative and changes may occur. We also refer to our general travel conditions.

Travel Insurance

On all our trips, we advise you to have full travel and accident insurance, which must also cover potential medical repatriation. Read more about travel insurance.

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For departures with Norrøna Adventure guides:

  • 24-hour emergency response
  • Guides trained in first aid in the field
  • Basic first aid equipment available
  • Cooperation with Turlegen.no for medical advice

On our trips, it is important to understand that we often will be traveling far off the beaten track. We will, of course, do everything we can to assist if anything should happen, but a potential rescue operation can be demanding. It is therefore extremely important that all participants arrive well-prepared and ready to handle unforeseen situations.

Physical level

3/6 Physical

Some segments of the journey may prove challenging. It's essential to possess a solid level of fitness prior to departure. Persistence will be required in reaching the trip's goal.

Comfort level

4/6 Comfort

Simple to good quality inns, such as small family hotels, B&Bs and agrotourism (farmhouses), usually with private bathrooms.

Risk level

3/6 Risk

Activities/trips with some risk. Certain incidents may occur, and they may be of such a nature that they may require professional help.

Training and Preparations

The hardest hike is the hike to Trolltunga; it can take up to 12 hours all together. The other days will be about 4-6 hours of hiking. 

You should expect to scramble and the path is rocky and slippery if it rains. You should have hiking experience with similar conditions. Good fitness and some hiking experience with a good attitude will also prepare you for this trip.

Accommodation

We stay in unique and welcoming accommodations within the area. If you are traveling alone, you will share a same-sex twin room. 

If you would like a single room, please request this directly for a single, additional payment of 6000 NOK. Most nights we will stay in en-suite rooms, but not all. If you want a single room we can't guarantee an en-suite room each day.

Additional Information

To get to Stavanger you can either take the train from Oslo or travel with. The time schedule and prices can be found on www.vy.no

Or you could fly from one of the big cities in Norway (Oslo, Bergen, etc) with either SAS or Norwegian. Feel free to contact us if you need help when it comes to this.

Equipment list

This list is intended as a guideline, so that we have what we need regardless of the weather we get on the trip. Remember that you can also get used outdoor equipment that works perfectly. Get in touch if you have any questions. TIP: We recommend that you have the most important equipment in your hand luggage, for example hiking boots and gore-tex jacket/trousers.

Obligatory

Clothing

Top and bottom.

Wool or synthetic. Avoid cotton. 

Wool or synthetic.

Fleece or wool. 

Down or synthetic insulation.

Waterproof jacket and pants.

Hat or headband

We recommend thin wool or synthetic.

Footwear

Bring waterproof shoes/boots that you are familiar with.

Equipment

Avoid bringing a suitcase, they are more difficult to transport between hotels.

Needs to have space for everything you want to bring on the hikes.

Personal medicines and, for example, band-aids, blister plaster, sports tape, throat lozenges, nasal drops, Paracetamol/Ibuprofen, stomach regulators, etc.
We need to know about all medicines you are taking, in case something happens. 

Tooth brush, tooth paste, small towel, ear plugs, wet wipes, biodegradable soap, etc.

You should be able to bring 2-3 litres of water.

Mandatory for August and September departures, optional for June and July departures. Remember new/extra batteries.

Recommended

Clothing

Thin, ultra light.

For evenings and leasure days.

Small and light. If you go for a swim.

Footwear
Equipment

Light. Have to be foldable or telescope.

Toilet paper, antibac, and waste bags for the paper. Remember leave no trace.

Nuts, chocolate, energy bars, etc.

For use in the backpack to keep your equipment dry during rain. 

Packing Tips

We ask you to bring a large piece of luggage (we recommend a duffel bag, this is easier to handle in the terrain we travel in) for clothes, hygiene items and other necessary things that you need for the trip. We also ask you to bring a daypack that you can use when we are hiking/biking/kayaking.

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