Explore Kjerag
Mountain top hikes and hiking in Norway have always been popular. This trend has intensified in recent years. Now you can book guided mountain hikes that run over several days. almost all over Norway, below you will find some recommendations for trips that should be experienced.\n\nKjerag

Kjerag is a seasonal destination. Before the opening of the county road between Sirdal and Lysebotn around mid-May, Kjerag is only suitable for well-prepared walkers with a local guide. The snow is deep and requires skis or snowshoes. The season ends when the road closes due to snowfall in October/November.

The hike to Kjerag takes from six to ten hours up and down again, and is around eleven kilometers long. You must be in good physical shape before embarking on this mountain tour, which has an ascent of 800 metres. Certain stretches require you to hoist yourself up and down using a steel wire, so this hike is challenging even for experienced hikers. You start at the car park in Øygardstøl. Ask the hosts in the car park for weather updates - they will give you all the information you need before departure. In rainy weather, you must pay particular attention to the fact that the path can be slippery.

If you are inexperienced with mountain walks or feel unsure about going on such a trip without an escort, we recommend that you take part in a guided tour. A good guide can turn a bad day into a wonderful experience.

The Kjerag is one of Norway's biggest attractions. The walk is so long and demanding that it gives experienced walkers a sense of mastery, while the path is so well laid out that most people reach the top.

We recommend visiting Kjerag on a guided tour !\n\nPrices inkl.

Guided Kjerag Hike
Transport

Packing list for your hike: A good backpack filled with the right equipment is the most important thing for you to have a fantastic experience in the mountains. Choose a backpack with a capacity of 30 liters, so there is plenty of room for everything you need. To have the best hike of your life, please bring all the items on the list. • Proper hiking boots • Thick socks x 2 . Water-resistant pants • Rain-proof jacket • Fleece or woolen sweater • Hat or cap, scarf and mittens . Small backpack • Water/snacks Sunglasses and sunscreen • Plastic bags for waste and other purposes • A fully charged mobile phone, packed in a dry bag ore a plastic bag to avoid moisture and water damage.