STAGE 8
Preikestolen BaseCamp – Høllesliheia
Difficulty | Demanding |
Distance | 9 km |
Duration | 4-5 hours |
Total elevation gain | 500 meter (east-west) 600 meter (west-east) |
Season | May – October |
Link to digital hiking map | ut.no/preikestolen-basecamp-høllesliheia |
GPX-file | Preikestolen BaseCamp-Høllesliheia (GPX) |
Video: Willy Steinskog
Directions
Parking facilities are available at both The Bolder and Preikestolen Parking.
When parking at Preikestolen Parking, follow signs to Preikestolen. 9 km from Jørpeland, 17 km from Forsand.
The Bolder is located along fv 523, 10 km south of Jørpeland, and 6 km north of Forsand.
Public Transport
Preikestolen Ekspress Bus or Pulpit Rock Tours
For transport between Preikestolen Parking and Jørpeland / Stavanger.
Kolumbus – local buss 120
To Forsand or Jørpeland after you have reached the finish / The Bolder. Check the bus schedule carefully, there are few departures. Make it very clear to the bus driver to stop. It might be more practical to arrange a taxi.
Strand taxi
For transport The Bolder and Preikestolen BaseCamp, or to get to Jørpeland or Forsand.
Are you planning to hike the Lysefjorden Rundt Trail this year?
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Lysefjord Code of Conduct
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Plan your trip according to your ability and current conditions. Pay attention to the weather – listen to local advice.
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Be prepared and bring necessary equipment, including good footwear, rain/wind proof clothing, a torch, hat, gloves and an extra set of warm clothes. Expect the unexpected. Bring a backpack with a packed lunch, extra snacks and water.
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Leave no trace. Take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but footprints. Behave responsible, taking other hikers’ and nature’s wellbeing into account.
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Bring a map. Follow marked trails and pay attention to signs and information boards along the way. If you lose your way, be on the lookout for cairns of rocks or red Ts. Please do not make your own cairns.
- You hike at your own risk. Turn around in time.
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In case of an emergency – call 113.