Flørli
4444 Stairs Hike
& Lysefjord Cruise

WHEN TO GO
June 01 – september 15

MAXIMUM People:
7 hikers (8 years or above)

Duration
total 10 hours
6 km hike (roundtrip)
750m Acsention

Price:
1490 NOK Per person

  • a chance to climb the worlds longest wooden step: 100% 100%
  • Difficulty level: 50% 50%
  • Scenic beauty level: 95% 95%

Suitable for people of most ages who are in very good condition and have previous hiking experience.
NOTE: Not suitable for people with knee injuries

WEATHER CHANGES

Due to the possibility of rapidly-changing weather conditions, it may be necessary to make changes to scheduled trips. In the event that your trip needs to be rescheduled for another day or cancelled on short notice, you may choose between joining the rescheduled trip or getting a refund. In the event that weather conditions deteriorate during your trip, it may be necessary to turn around on the trail or head back earlier than planned. If this happens, no refunds will be given.

TOUR INCLUDES

 • Hotel pick-up / drop-off
 • Transportation
 • Cruise along the Lysefjord x 2

 • Professional guide
 • Use of hiking poles

 • Hot beverages & snack

PLEASE BRING

• Proper hiking boots*
• Warm, thick socks x 2
• Water-resistant pants*

• Rain-proof jacket*
• Fleece or woollen sweater
• Warm hat and gloves* 
• Small backpack*
• Packed lunch / water / snacks

*items can also be rented

EXTRAS

• Photography package + 299 NOK
• Hiking boot rental | + 200 NOK
• Hiking pants rental | + 150 NOK
• Hiking jacket rental | + 150 NOK
• Day-pack rental | + 50 NOK
• Child safety seat | FREE

NOTE
Rental prices are listed as

per-piece/per day

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Cruise through Lysefjorden and view Preikestolen from below. Hike with guide, the world’s longest staircase to the top of the mountainside, and enjoy the stunning fjord views. 

Your journey to Flørli begins when your guide picks you up in Stavanger city-center (click on “Duration & Pick-up Details for specific information). While being transported to the fjord, which takes about 1 hour, you’ll be able to catch glimpses of Norway’s stunning landscapes. Upon arrival at the shore of the Høgsfjord, you’ll board a passenger ferry, which will cruise into Lysefjorden, where steep mountain walls towering hundreds of meters above the fjord emerge.

During the 1 hour, 45 min. fjord crossing to Flørli, the ferry will start-off by navigating under a suspension bridge that spans the mouth of the Lysefjord. The cruise will transport you further into the fjord where you will pass waterfalls, abandoned farms, and the famous Preikestolen cliff, which towers 604 meters above sea-level, before arriving at Flørli.

Flørli, which has been inhabited on and off since at least the seventeenth century, is beautifully located amidst 1000-meter-high mountains along the southern shore of the Lysefjord.  In 1916, construction began on a hydro-electric power plant, which, from 1918 until 1950, supplied electricity to the city of Stavanger. At its peak (1917), 142 people were employed at the plant; quite an impressive number considering that only 13 permanent residences were ever built near the site.

Once at Flørli, your guide will lead you up the 4,444 wooden steps that parallel old water pipes which, at first glance, seem to be precariously clinging to the mountainside. Reaching an elevation of 750 meters above sea-level, Flørli is the longest wooden staircase in the world. On the way up, you’ll enjoy jaw-dropping views of the Lysefjord and surrounding mountains. Once you’ve reached the mountaintop, your guide will lead you along a trail through the forest and on to the remains of the Flørli village.

This is a demanding 4-hour, ~6 km (round-trip) hike with a total ascent of just over 750 meters. Following the hike back down to sea-level, you will visit the Flørli 4,444 Power Café, which is located inside the historic hydro-power hall built in 1916. If time allows, you will have the opportunity to visit the exhibition in the control room, and learn more about Flørli’s unique history.

You will then be transported back to Stavanger on a high-speed ferry, which takes about an hour.

The tour ends in Stavanger at approximately 17:30 (5:30pm).

Duration:
Total: 10 hours
Hiking: ~4 hours (including breaks)
Sightseeing in Flørli: ~1 hour
Road transportation: ~1 hour (each way)
Fjord cruise: 3 hours

Pick-up:
When booking, you may select from one of several pick-up times and locations.

Drop-off:
The tour ends in Stavanger at approximately 17:30 (5:30pm).
(depends on weather conditions and drop-off location.)

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