Travel Tips and Stories of Pulpit Rock in Norway
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Travel guide of Pulpit Rock
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Travel guide of Pulpit Rock
After the hike to the Preikestolen, we wanted to get to the Peak. On the downhike, i captured this picture.
8 km from Pulpit Rock
This photo is taken in proximity to the Pulpit rock in Lysefjorden. It shows the fjord making its way inwards to Lysebotn.
Experienced by Ahl Vegard Nilsen
23 km from Pulpit Rock
Photo I took on my way up to Kjeragbolten in Norway. In yellow jacket my chinese friend Jay, that I met the same day. He and I were hiking alone at first but decided to team up and experience this great mountain together.
Experienced by Filip Toroński
24 km from Pulpit Rock
beautiful scenery of a lake in Norway
25 km from Pulpit Rock
We’re abroad, on a hike. This is a hike called Dalsnuten in Sandnes, Norway. Not a long hike, but so worth it. We kept telling ourselves how beautiful Norway is as we walked through some muddy ground. Worth it for anyone who can walk.
27 km from Pulpit Rock
A cute newly born lamb enjoying the peace and quite in her new stable.
52 km from Pulpit Rock
2 people kissing on top of mountain
52 km from Pulpit Rock
aerial droneshot of road by lake
58 km from Pulpit Rock
Blåsjø energy station from the air.
67 km from Pulpit Rock
Me and My brorher have always been driving tougher, and we thought it was time for a fun session with pictures. We were all alone on the track, and got some sick pictures
Experienced by Kine Kallevik
74 km from Pulpit Rock
Norwegian trees growing out of the rock
109 km from Pulpit Rock
We were driving in Norway for some days and the weather was pretty bad. When we saw the waterfall in the distance we decided to make a stop, that was the only moment it didn’t rained. There was nobody there, even the road next to it was completely deserted. We watched how the water makes its way through the rocks and made it rain all over the place. We ran over the road to get the best picture as possible. It gives away some of the beauty in the nature, created by the intense rain over the past days, this picture felt like a moment of true wilderness.
115 km from Pulpit Rock
Sometimes on the road is nice to stop for a moment and see what you can find. That beautiful barn in the middle of nowhere.
115 km from Pulpit Rock
Surrounded by mountains you can find this quite fjord.
119 km from Pulpit Rock
A fjord in Norway, somewhere between Røldal and Odda
120 km from Pulpit Rock
A boat on a lake in Øvrebø, Norway
122 km from Pulpit Rock
Water crashing in on stones in Lindesnes, Norway
129 km from Pulpit Rock
Legend says that Norwegian lakes were made for skipping stones. Also true is that Ringedalsvatnet on a calm summers day is the perfect location to beat your stone skipping high-score.
130 km from Pulpit Rock
We left at 4am to get this place to ourselves, and it sure was worth it! It’s a 13km hike to reach this spot, but those 13km are the most beautiful kilometers you will ever walk. This is about as dangerous as it looks; it’s 100’s of metres off the ground - It would hurt. This might well be the most beautiful place in the world.
130 km from Pulpit Rock
Hiking to Trolltunga through thick fog in the morning felt like a whole different world. Especially once we realized on the return trip, once the fog had cleared, that we were hiking right next to a massive expanse that proved to be quite the view itself. The fjords of Norway are not to be missed by anyone looking to see what nature has to offer.
Experienced by Matt Lamers