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.

Pulpit Rock

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

Kjerag

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

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.

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.

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.

Mohidler

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

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.

Frafjordheiane landskapsvernområde

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

Blåfjellenden

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

Sandvatn

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

Preikestolen

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

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.

Trellskår

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

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.

Songedalen fjellgard

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