World's longest wooden staircase with 4,444 steps, located in the roadless village of Flørli in Lysefjord, Norway, reaching 750 meters above sea level. Originally built for a hydroelectric power station, now a popular hiking destination.
🏞️ Jaw-dropping views of Lysefjord and surrounding mountains
💪 Challenging hike up 4,444 steps
🚶♀️ Explore the old trolley railway and rusty water pipes
🏊♀️ Bathe in a small river at 900 steps (full track)
☕ Enjoy Power Café and museum in summer
⚠️ Steep, uneven, and slippery steps, especially at the top or with snow
🚫 Descent via steps is dangerous and not recommended; alternative 3-hour mountain path required
🚗 No road access, only by ferry or speedboat
🥾 Demanding hike, requires good physical condition
🧤 Wear gloves for wire railings above 1,000 steps
💧 Bring food and drink, no water refill on hike
⛴️ Book ferry tickets in advance, especially in high season
🐕 Dogs must be leashed from April to November due to grazing animals
⏱️ Allow 3.5 hours for the round trip
🕒 Season mid-April to end of October.
⛴️ Ferry service four times per day.
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