Youth Hostel in Preikestolen
Travel Tips for Preikestolen (Page 2/2)
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19 Aug 2011 Tiziana, Italy:
the Pulpit rock and Kjerag, fiord cruises |
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19 Aug 2011 Tiziana, Italy:
norway is very expensive, it's better to cook ypur meals if you have the chance |
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18 Jul 2011 Anna, Sweden:
The hike to Bakken fjellgard offers some very nice viewpoints over the fjord and lovely paths through the forest but is the path is VERY steep at some points at the end more reminding of climbing than of trekking. Not advised in rainy weather. |
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13 Aug 2011 Mihai, Romania:
Leave early for Pulpit Rock. Otherwise you might not enjoy it so much - after 10am hoards of tourists show up on the trail. |
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25 May 2011 Joao, Portugal:
the hike to preikestolen or any other trek, or just around lake. |
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03 May 2011 Ton, Netherlands:
The hike to Voringfossen. After Lofthus go to Balestrand !! |
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HI Hostel PreikestolenThis hostel is a seasonal hostel, which means it is not open all year and has seasonal opening times. Please keep this is mind when checking availability. The hostel is located in picturesque surroundings in Ryfylke (altitude 250 m). This is a good starting point for walks to the famous Pulpit Rock (2 hours one way). The hostel offers excellent opportunities for walking and fishing. Preikestolhytta is a mountain hostel and from time to time the cellphone- and Internet connection may be down. Please wait and try again if you have problems reaching the hostel. | more...... |

