š Kjeragbolten is a giant boulder wedged in a mountain crevasse by the edge of Kjerag mountain in Lysefjord, Norway.
š Suspended above a 984-1000 meter deep abyss.
šø Unique photo opportunity on the boulder
ā°ļø Breathtaking fjord views and scenery
š¶ Challenging yet rewarding hike
šŖ Popular spot for base jumpers
ā ļø Challenging hike for non-experienced hikers, not for small children (under 8)
ā Slippery and dangerous in rain/wet/icy conditions or strong winds
šØ May be uncomfortable for those with fear of heights due to steep cliffs
šµ Limited/unreliable mobile phone coverage in parts
š Good hiking shoes/boots recommended; bring water, sunscreen, warm layers, gloves, hat.
šļø Hike is open from May to October/November, recommended during summer (June-September).
ā° Start early, especially during peak season or unstable weather, return well before dark.
š° Parking fee: Car (>2 hours) 300 NOK, MC 100 NOK, Bus 1000 NOK. First 2 hours free for cars.
š Open mid-May to end of October. Staff available 07:00-21:00 (high season).
Parking for 400 cars, buses, MC.
Toilets, tourist information, free Wi-Fi at parking.
No camping/sleeping in vehicles.
Toilets only at Kjerag Parking, none on trail.
Last updated 10 days ago
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