Explore Norway.Leave Only Footprints.

A guided hike to the world-famous Pulpit Rock, 604 metres above Lysefjord. The route passes through forest, mountain terrain and stone stairways before reaching the dramatic cliff plateau. Ideal for visitors who want local stories, safe guiding and unforgettable views. Meeting point: Preikestolhytta car park, Jørpeland. Guests make their own way to the trailhead. Public transport is available from Stavanger — take the ferry from Fiskepiren to Tau, then bus 100 toward Jørpeland. Taxis and rental cars are also available from central Stavanger. James can advise on the best option for your group on request.

An early-morning hike to Preikestolen before the crowds arrive. Guests travel through quiet Norwegian landscapes and reach the summit in time for sunrise over Lysefjord. Best for photographers and visitors wanting a more atmospheric experience. Meeting point: Preikestolhytta car park, Jørpeland. Guests make their own way to the trailhead. Public transport is available from Stavanger — take the ferry from Fiskepiren to Tau, then bus 100 toward Jørpeland. Taxis and rental cars are also available from central Stavanger. James can advise on the best option for your group on request.

Snow, ice and changing light create a completely different atmosphere around Preikestolen. The route is adapted to conditions and includes extra safety guidance. A rare and memorable way to experience Norway's most iconic viewpoint. Meeting point: Preikestolhytta car park, Jørpeland. Guests make their own way to the trailhead. Public transport is available from Stavanger — take the ferry from Fiskepiren to Tau, then bus 100 toward Jørpeland. Taxis and rental cars are also available from central Stavanger. James can advise on the best option for your group on request.

A quieter backcountry alternative to the classic trail. This experience explores less-visited terrain and hidden viewpoints before reaching Pulpit Rock away from the main crowds. For guests who want space, silence and a wilder version of the hike.

A demanding and rewarding mountain hike above Lysefjord, leading to the famous Kjeragbolten boulder suspended between two cliffs. Steep terrain, panoramic views and one of Norway's most iconic photo moments. Best for active travellers ready for a proper mountain day. Meeting point: Øygardstøl car park, Lysebotn road. Guests make their own way to the trailhead. The most practical option is a hired car or taxi from Stavanger. James can advise on transport options on request.