One of the beauty of hiking around the Lysefjord area is that so many hikes are reachable by public transport. Once you are here, explore the iconic Preikestolen, world-famous Kjerag and the incredibly steep 4444 Flørli steps, then go on and discover the other hidden gems of the area, both around the magic fjords and the superb coast. Use train, ferry and buses to get around. All you need is a bit of planning and you can easily explore for seven days or more.
Read MoreThe Norwegian Trekking Association has changed its system for booking a bed. It used to be first come, first served. Now, if you feel the need to secure a bed at the end of your hiking day in Norway, you can. The booking system is popular with many hikers and is now being extended and enlarged with the aim to include all DNT cabins in the future. Get your free guide to the booking process.
Read MoreNorway’s western fjords are home to world-famous hikes, such as Preikestolen and Kjerag. Yet stepping a bit beyond these admittedly spectacular treks, you will find many more superb vistas. Glacier carved valleys, extensive beaches and windswept coastlines, rugged peaks and thundering waterfalls. Here, near the coast, the milder climate extends the hiking season and hiking with good equipment can be a year round outdoor activity. Get going with our guide packed with advice and tips, whether you are here on a short visit or have made the western fjords of Norway your home. There is something here for everyone who wants to get out and explore.
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