Embark on a guided winter hike to Preikestolen, Norway’s iconic cliff overlooking Lysefjorden. Enjoy a serene, crowd-free experience, capturing the stunning fjord landscapes and the tranquility of a snow-covered wilderness.
Start your adventure with a comfortable pick-up in Stavanger, followed by a scenic 40-minute drive to the starting point of your hike. Under the guidance of a seasoned expert, you'll receive a comprehensive briefing on the trail and essential hiking tips.
The carefully paced hike to Preikestolen offers a perfect balance of challenge and reward, allowing time to adjust to the conditions, rest, and savor snacks while soaking in the stunning winter landscapes. Reaching Preikestolen, perched 604 meters above Lysefjorden, you'll be treated to panoramic views of the fjord’s dramatic beauty, made even more breathtaking by the winter calm.
This intimate experience is made possible by the off-season's peaceful atmosphere, allowing for reflection and awe at nature's magnificence. After relishing the views, your descent back to the starting point takes about 2 hours, followed by a relaxed drive back to Stavanger, bringing your winter adventure to a close.
Winter hiking in this region requires caution due to snow, ice, and rapidly changing weather. Guides provide essential navigation, safety, and first-aid support, as well as specialized winter gear.
It is crucial to wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy hiking boots to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Due to the potential for rapidly changing weather conditions, adjustments to scheduled trips may be required. If your trip needs to be rescheduled to another day or canceled on short notice, you will have the option to join the rescheduled trip or receive a refund.
If weather conditions worsen during the trip, it may be necessary to turn back on the trail or return earlier than planned. In such cases, no refunds will be provided.
Explore Lysefjord and Gøysa Gard are run by 3 local families who all live close to Gøysa Gard.
Our goal is to give as many people as possible the opportunity to experience the stunning Norwegian nature, and our cultural heritage that surrounds us.
We go to great lengths to make our guests feel welcome and to make the most out of your visit in our beautiful region.