A 604-metre flat-topped cliff rising vertically above the Lysefjord; a massive tectonic fracture line defines the 25-by-25 metre plateau; the grey granite drops into a 42-kilometre fjord abyss; sit at the very edge during a light mist; the clouds swirl beneath your feet while the wind carries the metallic scent of wet stone and the distant roar of a passenger ferry below.
About Pulpit Rock
A 604-metre flat-topped cliff rising vertically above the Lysefjord; a massive tectonic fracture line defines the 25-by-25 metre plateau; the grey granite drops into a 42-kilometre fjord abyss; sit at the very edge during a light mist; the clouds swirl beneath your feet while the wind carries the metallic scent of wet stone and the distant roar of a passenger ferry below.
Pulpit Rock, Norway
Why Visit
Pulpit Rock is one of Norway's defining sites — a place that rewards every visitor differently.
Insider Tips
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Pulpit Rock is best explored on foot — take your time and soak in the atmosphere.
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Visit at different times of day for a completely different perspective.
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Combine your visit with nearby attractions to make the most of your time in Norway.
