Viewpoint · Norway · Rogaland

Kjeragbolten

A boulder wedged between two cliffs above the Lysefjord, reached by a demanding mountain hike.

Free to enter about 6 h

For storytellers

Why Kjeragbolten matters

Kjeragbolten is a rock wedged in a crevice high above the fjord. Photographers love the shot of someone standing on it with a deep drop below. The hike is strenuous, with chains to help on steep parts, and the weather can change fast. Only attempt it in the summer hiking season and with proper gear.

Talking points

  • The boulder is stuck between two cliff faces.
  • The route has steep sections with chains.
  • It is a summer-only hike.

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Good to know: The route is demanding; check conditions and do not go in poor weather or snow.

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