Get ready to bathe in the spectacular view from the top of Pulpit Rock, on this specialised hiking tour of the cliff of Lysefjord. This tour is for any avid hikers who enjoy a challenge and wish to venture off the beaten track, to fully experience authentic Norwegian nature. After getting picked up and transported via ferry, your adventure begins with canoeing across Lake Refsvatn. There is nothing quite like a canoe ride to get you in the mood for adventure. As you paddle through the lake, you will behold the spectacular scenery of the riverbanks and their ascending mountains. Upon reaching your destination of Pulpit Rock, you will realise what it is that draws close to 300.000 visitors to it annually. The cliff towers over 600 metres with a near perfectly vertical drop from the top, straight down Lysefjord Fjord. It is spectacular to behold, and even more rewarding to climb. Because of the cliff’s great popularity, its paths tend to get crowded, especially during the summer months. Your expert local guides will take you off the beaten track to avoid these crowds, providing a unique and up-close experience in ascending the rocky trail. Only a selected few people know of the routes which you will be taking on this challenging hike for real adventurers. Get ready to clamber and trek before reaching the summit, where you will take in the breathtaking view from the top. Those who are brave enough can then get down on all fours to peek down from the ledge, straight down the vertical drop ending in the water below. The scenery from the top is an archetypical Norwegian fjord of blue waters and idyllic islands. Remember to bring your camera for all the unique photo opportunities en route and from the top. Don’t miss out on this adventure of a lifetime. Check availability by choosing a date.
Kayaking on a Glacier is a once in a lifetime experience and now is the chance to do it! Join us on an exciting adventure where begin with a kayak trip on a glacier lake before parking the kayaks and taking a short hike on the 5000-year-old glacier. When hiking on the glacier we use proper equipment to ensure your safety on the blue ice. Here it's also possible to go on a real ice-climbing adventure, depending on your wishes and condition of the ice. Since the water is cold (even for a Norwegian) we will wear dry suits during the kayak trip in the glacier lake. As we make our way to the Møsevass Glacier we are on the lookout for icebergs and if we're lucky we get to see one. Arriving the glacier we're treated with an incredible view of the blue ice coming into the lake. When leaving the kayaks at the beach we head out for a short walk on the glacier (for those who chose this option in booking). The hike is adjusted to your wishes and it's normally possible to do some real ice-climbing as well. Since the ice is constantly changing the route depends on the conditions. The total paddle tour is about 5 km and the glacier hike is 2-5 km. The trip lasts a total of 6-8 hours.
