The 6 Kjerag Hikes Tours in Scandinavia That Sell Out Earliest

1.Guided hike to Kjerag and Kjeragbolten

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 166 reviews · 11 hours (approx.) · from $182Our pick

Leave Stavanger at 7:00 am for an approximately 11-hour guided hike to Kjeragbolten. A guide such as Teo, Sean, Kenth, or Helga leads a group of no more than eight over steep rock, chains, and mountain paths. Hotel pickup, private transport, and photo help are included. Bring food, water, sturdy shoes, and gloves.

“This is a must do tour if you're in Stavanger! My guide, Sean, was funny and incredibly insightful while articulating Norwegian customs, the mountain code, allemannsretten, and much more. The hike itself was a good workout and provided some stunning views. Once at the top, the scenery is breathtaking and the lodging of the Kjeragbolten is quite remarkable. This was by far my favorite tour and hike while in Stavanger. I highly recommend it if you're in the area!”

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2.Kjerag Hike with Guide and Transportation

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 63 reviews · 11 hours · from $229Top rated

Join Sean or Kenny of Fjord Hikes AS for an 11-hour small-group trip from Stavanger or Sandnes to Kjeragbolten. You get hotel pickup, a scenic drive through Lyseveien, a guided 5.5-hour mountain hike, stream water, fjord viewpoints, and patient help on steep sections.

“Sean was easy going, experienced and knowledgeable; gave us plenty of tips on tackling this challenging hike and provided us with plenty of stories and info about the area, highly recommended!”

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3.Kjerag Summer Hike with Packed Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 31 reviews · from $185

Leave Stavanger early for a 12-hour guided hike to Kjerag. A small group of up to eight follows Sherpa-improved trails to the 1,000-meter cliff and famous boulder. Your guide handles the route and safety, while your packed lunch, snack, and hot berry juice keep you going.

“Fantastic experience. Stephan was a wealth of information and a great guide!”

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4.Off-Season Hike to Kjerag + Packed Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 25 reviews · from $273

Set out early from Stavanger for a guided 12 km hike to Kjeragbolten. Your local English- or Norwegian-speaking guide handles the route and seasonal gear, while you tackle 800 meters of ascent, mountain terrain, and possible ice or snow. A packed lunch at Nesatind, transport, snacks, and hot berry juice are included.

“I had great experience with our guide, Stephan. He took us all remarkable sights on the way to Kjerag and I could take great photos of nature around Lysefjord. He also helped me to take photo on Kjerag with considering safety first. Only issue we had was what happened on the way back to drop off point. Anyway as a result It is really worth to join the tour!!”

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5.Stavanger Kjerag Hike with Guide and Transportation

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · from $253

Join guide Sean from Stavanger or Sandnes for an 11-hour Kjerag adventure with transport, a scenic mountain drive, and a demanding hike over three climbs. You’ll visit Kjeragbolten, see Lysefjorden from nearly 1,000 meters up, learn about local plants and glacial landforms, and hike with a maximum of eight people.

“Had an excellent hike to Kjerag, with Sean as my guide. Was a great experience and totally recommend it for everyone who has some experience with hiking (there are very steep parts, can be quite challenging for anyone who's never been Read more”

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6.Kjerag Low-Season Hike + Packed Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $202

Leave Stavanger around 5 AM for a demanding, low-season hike to Kjeragbolten. Your guide leads a maximum of eight people across rough, possibly snowy ground, with poles, crampons, snacks, and hot berry juice supplied. Expect about three hours up, time at the boulder, and three hours back. Bring lunch and water.

“We took the Kjerag trip in late May. The guide was very pleasant, understanding and helpful.”

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