Norway's 26-mile-long Lysefjord is packed with things to see, from waterfalls and mountain goats to some of the country's best-known hiking trails Preikestolen and Kjeragbolten.

Stavanger has plenty of other soft adventures, even in winter. Snug in a floatable suit and googles, you can zip on a RIB boat tour through the fjord with Fjord Events .

How to plan a weekend in Stavanger, where Norway's fjords collide with urban charm. ... Preikestolen Basecamp Stay at this lakeside base camp to be the first up on Pulpit Rock.

It’s not impossible to get there: Flights into Stavanger, the Norwegian city closest to Pulpit Rock, are frequent, but this is a regional airport; from the U.S., you will need to fly through ...

In the summer season up to 10 to 15 cars show up each day,” Helge Fossmark told Norwegian newspaper Stavanger Aftenblad. ... They say they are going to Preikestolen and understand nothing.

Stavanger city guide: Where to stay, eat, drink and shop in Norway’s maritime darling. ... The most famous spot on the 26-mile-long inlet is Preikestolen, or Pulpit Rock, and its view ...