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Youth Hostel in Preikestolen
Travel Tips for Preikestolen (Page 2/2)

Budget Meals Evening and Night Time Entertainment Visitor Attractions Where To Go Next
Don't miss... 28 Jun 2012 Heidi, USA:
Preikestolen rock and other hiking trails for a more secluded hike.
For good eats check out... 07 May 2012 Sartori, Italy:
the breakfast is rich and it has a free buffet. Lots of people take away sandwiches for lunch, which makes it even more valuable
For good eats check out... 21 May 2012 Marie, Canada:
Bring your own food before you arrive, and prepare it at the kitchen.
Don't miss... 21 May 2012 Marie, Canada:
Go hiking up the Preikestolen!!!!!!!
For great nightlife try... 07 May 2012 Sartori, Italy:
try to set on the shore of the lake and enjoy
Don't miss... 07 May 2012 Sartori, Italy:
take the route that goes along the lake and then down to the fjord. Is very steep and not for everyone (the last bit) but it is very rewarding
For good eats check out... 09 Apr 2012 Kayla, England & Wales:
Bring your own food to cook in the kitchen! You'll need to buy your food in Stavanger; we found food to be very well priced. Also, breakfast does not include coffee/tea. Bring your own! The hostel kitchens have filter coffee machines.
For great nightlife try... 09 Apr 2012 Kayla, England & Wales:
Watching the sunset over the lake. Bring your own wine/beer and be sure to buy it at the airport duty free!
Don't miss... 09 Apr 2012 Kayla, England & Wales:
Of course, you will need to hike Preikestolen. We found it to be very icy in April (somewhat dangerous) but enjoyed ever minute of it. Bring crampons if you think there may be ice! We also did a nice hike around the lake which was beautiful.
09 Apr 2012 Kayla, England & Wales:
Try staying at a B&B in Stavanger. It's an adorable little town. We stayed at the Stavanger Bed & Breakfast which serves up Norwegian style waffles and a wonderful breakfast.
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HI Hostel Preikestolen

This 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......