Most reviewedGuided Kjerag Hike from Stavanger
The most-reviewed Kjerag day: hotel pickup at 7:00, a guide on all three chained climbs and eight hikers at most.
On foot: About 11 km, 5 to 7 hours of hiking
Eight trips from Stavanger, sorted by what you actually do: hike to Kjeragbolten in a day, combine it with Pulpit Rock, or see the fjord from a boat. Each one has its own page with the day, the group and what guests say.
Pickup in Stavanger, a guide on the chains, back the same evening.
Most reviewedThe most-reviewed Kjerag day: hotel pickup at 7:00, a guide on all three chained climbs and eight hikers at most.
On foot: About 11 km, 5 to 7 hours of hiking
Rated 5.0Rated 5.0 from 52 reviews: a licensed guide, the trailhead parking paid and a brisk pace. Ages 10 and up.
On foot: About 11 km, 5 to 6 hours of hiking
New listingA newer outfit with a black minibus, a local guide and room for 15. The shortest guided day, no reviews yet.
On foot: The full hike: about 11 km to the boulder and back
Pulpit Rock and Kjerag together, with nights by the fjord.
Both big hikesPreikestolen, a night in Lysebotn and Kjerag the next morning, with a guide and most meals. Adults 18 to 70.
On foot: Two hikes: about 8 km, then about 11 km
Three daysPreikestolen, the 4,444 Flørli steps and Kjerag over three days, with two nights by the fjord and most meals.
On foot: Three hikes, about 5 hours each day
An easier hike and two boats. None of them reaches Kjerag, and we say so.
The easier hikeNot Kjerag: the shorter Lysefjord classic, about 8 km and 4 hours on foot to Preikestolen, with a guide and hotel pickup.
On foot: About 8 km, around 4 hours of hiking
On the waterTwo fast hours under Pulpit Rock to Hengjanefossen in a 12-seat RIB, warm suits included. It turns well short of Kjerag.
On foot: None: a 2-hour boat ride
Cross-sellNo hiking: a quiet hybrid boat under Pulpit Rock to Hengjanefossen, wheelchair accessible, with a café on board.
On foot: None: a 3.5-hour cruise