Challenge all the impossible. Pulpit Rock in Norway, the top of a hundred mountains.

The Pulpit Rock in Lysefjord, Norway is one of the most popular attractions in Norway. The Pulpit Rock is a naturally formed boulder that stands abruptly on a cliff deep in the fjord, with a vertical drop of 604 meters. It is about 8 kilometers from the parking lot to the Pulpit Rock. I have seen the best interpretation of the meaning of hiking! Cherish those who can walk side by side with you, and let go of those who pass by you. The Pulpit Rock is located above the Lysefjord, one of the four largest fjords in Norway, and is a landmark in Norway. The boulder, which is over 600 meters high and covers an area of ​​more than 400 square meters, is inserted completely vertically into the water, as if it came from the sky. It is truly a work of nature and amazing. Who else but God could be so generous? I think the name Pulpit Rock is very well chosen, it is the place where God preaches to the world. The round trip was 8 kilometers, took 4 and a half hours, and climbed 370 meters. All the forks in the road were guided by "T" (like the Tesla logo). Walk up the irregular stone steps and easily stand on the legendary strange stone. I wanted to go to the edge to take pictures, but my legs became weak and I simply sat on the ground and moved forward step by step. My previous ambitions were gone, and the fact that I was afraid of heights was exposed. Even if I wanted to deny it, it was permanently recorded in the image. I can meet a group of people of different ages, skin colors, and languages ​​here because they love hiking and nature. A "Hello", a smile, and a "!" gesture complete the acquaintance of this life. The more you like hiking, the easier it is to get into the local culture and experience and breathe the local life. The hiking destination will not be limited to Chengdu. The next stop may be the MacLehose Trail, the Nepal Circuit, or perhaps anywhere in the world! The Pulpit Rock, the Miracle Rock and the Devil's Tongue are three famous stones in Norway. For most tourists with average physical strength, the Pulpit Rock has the lowest hiking difficulty, so it is also the attraction with the most tourists among the three stones in Norway. Following the crowd of climbers, you can easily reach the viewing point in Figure 4. The vertical rock wall plunges directly into the fjord, which is very shocking. However, this location is level with the Pulpit Rock and it is not possible to overlook the entire Pulpit Rock. When we walked to the Pulpit Rock, the photos we took were quite ordinary. We couldn’t even capture the cliff. We could only sit on the flat platform with a group of people to rest. At this time, you need to go up again, but please note that the way up is not here at the pulpit. It is very dangerous to climb directly here. You need to go back about 100 meters to the location of the sign. There are some large rocks on the right side of the sign that you can climb up, and then it is a gentle slope all the way to the top of the pulpit.