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Preikestolen Express Bus from Stavanger to Preikestolen Mountain Lodge

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  • Preikestolen express bus from Stavanger
  • Summer at Preikestolen
  • On your way to Preikestolen, you drive through the world's longest underwater car tunnel
  • Sunrise over the Lysefjord
  • The steepest part of the path up is accessible by stone steps
  • You'll encounter great scenery on the way up
  • Preikestolen rises 604 meters above the Lysefjord
  • The path up is well maintained
  • Along the way there are many nice places for a break or a refreshing bath
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The Preikestolen express bus runs directly between Stavanger city centre and Preikestolen Mountain Lodge, the starting point for the hike to Preikestolen.

Get to the starting point of your hike to Preikestolen easily by bus

Preikestolen Express Bus drives directly from Stavanger to Preikestolen Mountain Lodge, the starting point of the hiking trail. The bus has several daily departures and is the fastest way to get to and from the popular hike. The return bus will pick you up at the same place it let you off at Preikestolen Fjellstue.

Tickets must be purchased on the website before boarding the bus. Tickets are not sold on the bus. The bus runs between April and September.

Buy a return ticket for the bus to Preikestolen here

Buy a one-way ticket for the bus to Preikestolen here

The hike to Preikestolen

The hike up to Preikestolen is one of the most popular in Norway. The view from the plateau towering high above the Lysefjord is incredible and has been described as one of the world's most spectacular viewpoints by both Lonely Planet and CNN.

The hike up to Preikestolen is challenging, and the trail has a total length of 8 kilometres. With the express bus, you have five hours at your disposal to complete the hike, which should be sufficient time for most people, including breaks.

Sherpas from Nepal have made an incredible effort to improve the trail, which is well-marked and goes through varied terrain. It is recommended to wear good mountain boots and bring a small backpack so that you are prepared for weather changes.

Source: Region Stavanger