Name: Kjeragbolten
Address: 4127 Lysebotn, Norway, NO

Kjeragbolten is a point of interest, located at 4127 Lysebotn, Norway. Visit their website www.visitkjerag.no for more detailed information.

Location :

4127 Lysebotn

Contacts :

Added by Jopie, at 28 May 2016

Add email
Add phone
Add business description
Add Social Media
Add Products and Services

Vivek

26 November 2017

This was an amazing hike better than Preikestolen (Pulpit rock), i found Pulpit Rock much more easier than this. The weather is uneven it changes anytime here. it was 1-2 degree when we hiked. you have to hike like 3-4 mountains going up and down and then flat. but after so much struggle the natures view would definitely satisfy you. You would feel that you had achieve something. The way back is much more difficult during rain time as it is too slippery on rock and most of the hike is on rock.
Wont recommend this hike during rain.
Przemyslaw Stankiewicz

21 November 2017

Been there twice now- always saying its my last time because scared of hight ;) worth every minute walk. It took us not in full speed about 4,5h whole trip.
RKD Media

17 September 2017

Start of the hike is a steep uphill but otherwise not so bad. Worth the experience and the views. One of the most magnificent things I've ever seen.
Mai

05 September 2017

An bucket list worthy. Fear mixed with excitement at 1100ft drop with no safety guard. But it's nothing compared to the hike up on a rainy day.
Larry Suen

13 August 2017

It's a once in a lifetime experience. Must go and see for yourself how you hold up standing on that little rock!

Mind you, the climb to get there is indeed tougher than what they say. But it's all worth it!

Not for the faint of heart though!
Husain Al-Raaz

23 April 2017

in my whole life i will must be go there
Tom Boksebeld

06 September 2016

Nice place to go! Take account of good footwear the hike is steep and heavy. In bad weather the trip is not worth it, you need a clear sky for a nice view over the fjord. Be careful if you like to step on the Bolton. It's small and the abyss is deep.
Kevin Hu

16 August 2016

Stunning hike up to see the boulder. While getting to the actual boulder requires getting through a small Stream and trying to not get wet, its well worth it! The boulder is 983m free Fall to below. Getting on the boulder there's a small Hook to assist with getting on to the rock. Just don't look down while getting on!
Kevin Ferri

21 July 2016

While one of the most breathtaking hikes I have ever done, this was also the most gruelling hike I have ever done. This hike is a steep sinusoidal meaning that you will hike up a very steep gradient, then back down, then back up even higher to an even stepper gradient, etc for 3-4 humps. The rock itself is 3000 feet in the air and the only way to get to it is by shimming around on a 2 foot ledge between a boulder and the drop. Would not recommend anyone to go on the rock itself or attempt the hike unless you're in shape.
Morten Fjeldheim

04 June 2016

An amazing place with an even more amazing (and scary) view! 1100meters above the fjord below it makes this jammed rock a spectacular sight and the feeling you get when standing on it way above the fjord below it makes you question your foothold every second. However when you make it safely back off the rock you have gained a whole lot of confidence and most importantly, some pictures to document it all!