[2025 Forsand Attraction] Travel Guide for Kjeragbolten (Updated Apr)

Today I felt that death is very close to me. This should be the most difficult mountain you have ever climbed in your life, and it will also be the most unforgettable in your life⛰ One of the three most unique stones in Norway - Miracle Stone At the foot of the mountain, there is a steep slope that is very difficult to walk on, which goes directly from 620m to 825m. This is the first time I saw there are really many iron belts to help you climb up. When we reached the high point of the first hill, it started to rain heavily... It was really slippery walking on the rocks up and down the slope in the heavy rain. But because of time constraints, we must walk very quickly. By the second or third section, the rain turned into hail and kept hitting my face, which was very painful. When you are almost there, you have to pass a small stream. The heavy rain has made the water flow fast and urgent. Then, I crossed my legs wrong...my left foot was completely wet...and I was freezing. But I finally arrived 🥺 My legs were shaking as I walked towards the Miracle Stone. The road was extremely narrow, and you had to walk slowly and sideways to avoid falling. I even accidentally looked down...but actually when you are actually standing on the stone, it is not scary at all. Even if you look down, it's okay. However, the way back was the real disaster... The scariest part was walking on the slope, but you couldn't see the road ahead... and the stones were very slippery. My feet kept shaking and I couldn't find a place to put them. After that, I successfully slid down 1 meter like a slide... Fortunately, there was a big rock to support me. Otherwise, I should keep sliding down.. I can say goodbye... Although the whole section of the road is really dangerous, the weather is bad, and it makes you tired and exhausted, but when you finish it, the satisfaction you feel is unmatched by anything else 🤍 Recommended to everyone who loves challenges! #SeptemberGoodPlaces2024 #Norway #WonderStone

#2024TravelReview The Norwegian name of the Miracle Stone, Kjeragbolten, is a combination of Kjerag, the deepest mountain in the Lysefjord, and bolten. There is a rock that is stuck in the cliff and hangs above the Lysefjord. Bolten means embedded. It is called the Miracle Stone because it is considered a miracle of nature. This boulder is approximately 5 square meters and is 984 meters above sea level. Miracle 🪨Below is the beautiful Lysefjord. The Miracle Rock is only 9 kilometers away, and it usually takes about 5 hours to go back and forth. The distance and time are much shorter than the Devil's Tongue, but you need to go up and down 3 hills and it is steeper. There are iron chains to help on dangerous sections. It is recommended to climb in June-August (the rest of the month because the ice and snow have not melted). If it rains and the conditions are slippery, it is recommended to give up climbing and take a walk nearby instead. The climbing route to Miracle Rock is very clear, and the signs along the way are very clear. As long as you follow the signs and the red T-shirts, you will basically not get lost. If it really rains or the rock wall is wet, it is also very therapeutic to walk around some safe sections without climbing to the top. This time I completed a very scary challenge - taking photos standing on the Miracle Rock (taking small steps and "jumping" onto the Miracle Rock from behind the rock)! On the way back, there were many tourists’ stone piles along the way. Although we didn’t understand why they were piled like that or what they meant, we were still excited to find stones and pile them up… 🕰️Business hours: 1. If you drive, just drive down the mountain after dark. 2. Public transportation - pay attention to the bus schedule There is a daily round trip bus between Stavanger and the Rock. The earliest departure time from Stavanger is 07:30 and the return time is 16:15. 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Jingmei/Parking lot available 📍Address: Kjerag, the deepest mountain in Lysefjord 💰Average consumption: round trip fare Nok630 (book online)/self-driving Parking fee: Nok200/time 💞Recommended reason: Enjoy the panoramic view of the fjord within the scope of safety and ability 🗓️Itinerary: You need to return to the parking lot before 16:00 to catch the last bus

The hiking trail is already difficult, but the destination is even more difficult!!!!! My mother often asks me... Why go on a trip? Why not go easy? Why go through the troubles? Then is it really considered a trip? When you come back, you will be even more tired!! Sometimes I think about what my mother said later and think that it is interesting, but why do tourists all over the world like to do something like this... or what is called Hiking? When I went hiking, I felt that it was different, really different. It was a complete taste for traveling. In reality, the tiredness was only for a moment, but every step was a real experience. We can remember every shot and every grain of the surroundings, how much fun it was, even though it was very tiring while doing it, and the destination was really beautiful. More than that, it was the pride of hiking. I could go back and tell others about it with pride and how much fun the journey was. Every word was so real. Talking about it gave me goosebumps. I think many people who have been there will understand this feeling very well. And another place that I will never forget is Kjeragbolten. Its highlight is a large rock stuck between a cliff face that is sooooo high. As I said earlier, taking pictures was already difficult, but the way up the mountain was extremely difficult due to the weather conditions that I was walking in. It was a very cold and windy day, with rain all along the way. My body was almost flying, my heart was almost giving up, but there was no way. There were still other tourists who were okay, so I was okay. The route required climbing, holding onto iron chains to push myself through each rock, and the difficulty was increased by the cold wind that made my face numb, hitting my face. Hmm, it really was possible. In the backpack, there was water, snacks, bananas, and chocolate to add sugar to my body to keep walking. But along the way, everything was beautiful. The valley, the fog, the grassland, the rocks, they were beautiful and big, with beautiful colors all along the way. It was truly memorable throughout the journey. And then we reached the highlight, Kjeragbolten. Walking into the crevices of the rocks, at the end of the ravine, we saw a large rock hanging down, which was amazing. There were many tourists taking turns taking pictures and sitting down to prepare to walk back down the same way. Actually, if there was no wind, it wouldn't be that scary because the rocks were big enough to stand or sit on. We will see during the summer when people come to take pictures and post many poses here, some holding up bicycles, some doing somersaults, and some posting in groups of 3-4 people. Hmm, no one was really scared. There was no safety here. It's gone, gone, gone, definitely gone. I recommend going safely, taking as many photos as you should, so you can relax and take beautiful photos back. And this is the number one place for hikers in Norway. #kjeragbolten #hiking #norwaytravel #travelblogger #withmyshutter #photo #photooftheday #travelphotography #tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน

One of the most popular trails for tourists around the world in Norway "Behind the scenes photos before getting a beautiful photo" is really difficult due to the hiking trails and photo angles... This hiking spot is Kjeragbolten, one of the places that hikers around the world must come to take photos with a large rock stuck between a cliff, a deep ravine, about 1000 meters above sea level. If you come, I recommend coming during Summers, there will be no rain and wind, but if you come during Autumn like me, you have to hope that the weather will be good on a day. The difficulty of getting to the highlight is quite difficult. You have to climb iron chains up the mountain and walk through the hills, a round trip distance of 11 kilometers, taking about 6-7 hours. And I must say that you have to be very careful when walking to the middle of the rock because if you are careless, you will definitely fall. But this place is still the number 1 check-in point in Norway. #kjeragbolten #norway #hikingnorway #travel #travelphotography #photo #withmyshutter #NatureTourism

Finally got a chance to hike the kjeragbolten, the hike is a bit technical which sometimes u might need to use your hands to lift your body up, it is not recommended to children or pregnant women. The view is stunning and i couldnt step on the stone coz its really scary