Lysefjorden Landscape Protection Area Adventures
Lysefjorden Landscape Protection Area is a stunning geological formation known for its dramatic fjord landscapes, steep cliffs, and outdoor adventure opportunities.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Lysefjorden Landscape Protection Area.
Entrance Requirements
No permits required; parking fees apply.
Best Time to Visit
Best visited from late spring to early autumn when trails are most accessible.
Visitor Information
Visitor information available in Stavanger and local tourism offices.
Getting There
Access via road is from Stavanger, with some areas requiring ferry transport.
Weather & Climate
Weather is variable, with cool summers averaging 60°F, and cold winters with sub-freezing temperatures at higher elevations.
Conservation Efforts
Conservation efforts focus on preserving natural habitats and managing tourist impact. Seasonal closures may apply to certain areas to protect wildlife.
Camping in Lysefjorden Landscape Protection Area
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Lysebotn Camping
Located at the end of the fjord, offering tent sites and cabin rentals.
Preikestolen Camping
Close to the trailhead of Preikestolen, providing good facilities for campers.
Top Trails
Preikestolen Trail
A popular hike leading to the famous Pulpit Rock, offering stunning fjord views.
Kjerag Trail
Challenging trek to Kjerag and Kjeragbolten, famous for its dramatic views.
Flørli Staircase Trail
Features over 4,000 steps, offering impressive views of the surrounding fjord and mountains.
Lysebotn to Nilsebu
Trail offering diverse landscapes and stunning isolation of the fjord.
Trailblazer Tips
Start hikes early in the day to avoid crowds at popular sites like Preikestolen.
In winter, snow and ice can make trails slippery, requiring proper gear like crampons.
Parking spaces near trailheads fill up quickly during peak seasons, so plan accordingly.
For the best experience, bring a map and compass; some trails are less clearly marked.