You could walk, but it is 20km so go in the morning.

Hope this is useful: www.google.com/maps/dir/Stavanger/59.0514651,6.1202601/@59.0081186,5.7560836,27324m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m8!4m7!1m5!1m1!1s0x463a3549dd29f795:0xad7aeb21b80a9259!2m2!1d5.7331074!2d58.9699756!1m0?entry=ttu

This was in August. A good part of the bike road might still be snow covered in June. But you might get a more accurate information if you contact the locals.

Around 1hr 30min.

@@afjordrunsthroughit with breaks and photostops?😉

@@stefanknopp8848 yes

Was it very steep? Did you feel safe cycling down? I saw the quad pass you are those for rent after zipline as well?

Happy that you found it useful. Good lock with the climb!

@@afjordrunsthroughit Thank you for the tip. Yes, it's important. We sometimes use a harness at work.

Hello, thanks! We had the via ferrata equipment, but we rented the bikes at Trolltunga's visitor center. There, you can also rent the via ferrata equipment.

@@afjordrunsthroughit ah Ok, very good, and did you do it alone, without a guide? I saw that you made Loen's ferrata too, the same? no guide too? and, is it possible to go down walking? Thank you very much from Brazil

My pleasure!

درود. لطف دارید.

Yes, there are alternative routs for both suspension bridge and rope bridge. This can be useful for you: images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5910467bd482e9ff42c975d3/1545302223881-QLCJTVKXRF20TRNDX299/Viaferrata_Loen_LoenActive+2019..jpg?format=1000w

Check the weather one or two days in advance, have good cloths (assume a cold weather with possibility of rain and keep in mind that there usually is quite windy up there), and you are good to go.

@@afjordrunsthroughit Thanks so much. Also, can you suggest if there is any way to reach pulpit rock through public transport from Stavanger.

@@mohitgupta980 I am not sure if there will be any shuttles for Preikestølen in October. You probably should contact them and ask about it. But if you want to make it more challenging and longer, you can take the ferries from Stavanger, get off on Brattlikaien, hike to Preikestølen cabins (at Preikestølen visitors center and stay over night. Visit Preikestølen the day after and get back to Brattlikaien on time to get the ferry back to Stavanger. It needs a good planning since there are only a couple of ferry departures every day and you need to book the cabins in advance.

Takk! 🙂

Depending on one’s experience it cabe easy or difficult. It is definitely easier than Loen Via Ferrata.

​@@afjordrunsthroughitLoean you mean Ragnarok or the other route?

It is possible to do it in a single day, assuming that one does not have problem acclimatizing. In that case you might need to descend towards Tochal cable car (Tochal Tele-cabin- 7th Station) and use the tele-cabin down to save some time. In case of staying overnight at Shirpala shelter, the price is about 1-3$ depending on the room (you should pay in cash with Iranian Tomans). The price for telecabin is about the same.

Agree with you. Such a nice cabin in a remote and peaceful area. Will definitely go there again :)

Indeed!

👋👋🧏‍♂️🔫

Takk!

:D

"Ana rahati?" mamnoonam az khadamate shoma :)))

@@jjador 🥔🥔

Tåket landskap har sin egen skjønnhet :)

@@afjordrunsthroughit Det er helt sant !

:))))

Yes indeed!

Mona ye jur rah mire engar dare mire sare kar diresh shode :)))

It's just lame version of hiking :D

@@afjordrunsthroughit 😁

:)))) We didn’t see the Lysebotn dude though.

Not as good as you sir :)

Haha well I'm not too sure about that 😄

If one has previous climbing or via ferrata experience it is fine to climb it without a giude.

Looks scary, I will do shit on my pants 😮

Haha. Hiking alone is not recommended.

Haha. Not that I’m aware of 😁

:D

Hello,. We parked our car close to Dirdal skole. Coordinates: (58.8162689, 6.2178936)