Klettern und Wandern am Lysefjord

Climbing & Outdoor Adventures

This collection highlights the vertical landscapes of Lysefjorden and the Frafjordheiene mountains. It features world-renowned granite cliffs like the 604-meter Preikestolen and the 1,084-meter Kjerag, alongside technical climbing spots at Uburen and Trellskår. The list also details a network of DNT wilderness huts, including the architecturally modern Skåpet and the historic Songedalen mountain farm, which serve as essential staging points for multi-day treks and the 4,444-step ascent at Flørli.

Climbing & Outdoor Adventures — Karte

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Pulpit Rock

Preikestolen or Prekestolen is a tourist attraction in the municipality of Strand in Rogaland county, Norway.

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B

Kjerag

Kjerag or Kiragg is a mountain in the Sandnes municipality in Rogaland county, Norway.

C

Skåpet

Modern self-service trekking cabins featuring zinc-clad exteriors and large panoramic windows. Managed by Stavanger Turistforening, the site serves as a gateway to the Frafjordheiene mountains.

D

Preikestolhytta

A mountain lodge and base camp located at the primary trailhead for the hike to Preikestolen. It provides accommodation, dining, and equipment rental for hikers.

E

Flørli turiststasjon

Located in the roadless hamlet of Flørli, this station is the starting point for the world's longest wooden staircase, featuring 4,444 steps that follow old hydro-power water pipes.

F

Mohidler

A large natural rock shelter and cave located in the Frafjordheiene mountains, historically used as a refuge for hunters and travelers.

G

Røssdalen

A deep valley known for its flat, lush terrain suitable for backcountry camping. It is a popular starting point for hikes near Øvre Espedal.

H

Frafjordheiane landskapsvernområde

A protected landscape area covering over 400 square kilometers of rugged mountain terrain between Lysefjorden and Sirdal.

I

Blåfjellenden

A self-service DNT cabin situated in a central mountain valley, serving as a key junction for hikers traversing the Frafjordheiene region.

J

Sandvatn

A DNT mountain cabin located 915 meters above sea level. It is a primary stop on the hiking route from Hunnedalen toward Kjerag.

K

Preikestolen

Beyond the hiking trail, this 604-meter vertical granite face offers multi-pitch traditional climbing routes directly overlooking the Lysefjord.

L

Uburen

A prominent mountain near Forsand with a 440-meter drop. The steep western face is used for rock climbing and offers views of Høgsfjorden.

M

Trellskår

A cliff area located along the Lysefjord known for its steep rock faces and established climbing routes.

N

Langavatn

A DNT self-service cabin located on the high mountain plateau. It is the closest accommodation to the Kjeragbolten boulder for hikers on the Lysefjorden Rundt trail.

O

Songedalen fjellgard

A historic mountain farm converted into a DNT cabin. It is situated in the Songedalen valley along the Lysefjord hiking route.