How to hike up to Preikestolen / The Pulpit Rock from Stavanger Norway 2017
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2017
- Here is a video of our hike up to Preikestolen. We started our trip in Stavanger from the Fiskepiren to Tau with a trip on the ferry. From Tau we took the bus up to the Preikestolen parking where our hiking trip started. I hope you enjoy the trip up with us. :)
Everything is Filmed with my Gorpo Hero 5 in combination with my Gopro Karma Grip. - Фільми й анімація
Pictures and videos do this no justice. Honestly thought this hike was going to be touristy and overblown but the view was one of the best in Norway that I've seen!
We were the first group on February 29, 2020. We celebrated our 59th birthday on Pulpit Rock. It was an incredible adventure, snow, danger, but it was worth it. The most beautiful spectacle ever.
Thanks for telling the true story of how to get there. Wish I was 30 years younger.
Aawh i miss hiking to preikestolen,throwback to the 2019 😍
This looks amazing!
Wow :) watching from philippines thanks for sharing ur video buddy💪💪💪
Watching from Cebu City Philippines...great video 👍👍👍👍
I climb there this year 16th of July. It was crowded because it was during summer it took us 2 hours of hike to Climb up and 1.30 hour down. Hiking would be sort of challenging specially if you're not used to it but all will be worth it with the nice view and scenery ones you arrive on the top. Nice video though.😉
Beautiful place ❤️💕
Great video!
Very good video
Stunning scene from MI:6. I dream to visit once. From Thailand .
In MI:6 Its in Kashmire :D you are actually closer than the real location.
Tusen takk for video,,,
Great video of Preikestolen. Should have more views!
Hazzard0 Thanks alot :)
I just don't know how to start to describe this triple to an earthly heaven so nice and entertaining yet so freightful when thinking about the realness when looking at those young folks putting their ankles over the edge whole lying down,and someone them walking so close to ,what should I say,(eternity)yet I feel some zest for going;but suppose there is a suden breeze whole I'm at the Edgar ?No, Suppose there is a suden un gravita?
Great video!👍
a beautiful place
Great video:-)
December 10th 2007. I was hiking alone and when I reached Preacher’s rock trailhead I stoped at the parking spot for a break and there was an old grandpa wearing a bright and old green sweater that stinked kinda bad. He was sitting on the back of his van with a golden retriever so I asked him if I could pet his dog ( as I have 2 golden retrievers and they’re the best dogs) he said yes and he started asking me where I was from and what do I do for a living? And if I was hiking alone or in a group? He also asked me if a have any guns or knifes because last week there was a mountain lion attack that almost killed a hiker. I told him not I don’t have a gun but I have a small pocket knife that I showed him. He said that’s not enough to kill a mountain lion. I was like well I hope I don’t encounter one. Then we chatted for a little bit and he started ranting about the federal government. And before I was leaving he told me If he could join me on the trail because he really wanted to hike up but he being an old man and suffering from heart conditions so if something happens to him at least I could tell police where he was. I felt something, a strange sensation in my gut by the way his eyes looked. He had some really penetrating gaze and he would always make direct eye contact that I couldn’t hold so I would look away for some seconds. After thinking what should I say this old grandpa I told him “I’m sorry but I’m in a hurry and I really want to walk fast to get to the top before sunset” he kinda looked mad and said aight I’ll just wait for someone else. I proceeded to hit the trail but I could never forget his gaze. Even tho he was an old man his gaze gave me a bad vibe and I was thinking about it the whole trail. 25 days later when I was at home I watched this same guy in a mugshot on the news channel so I turned the volume up because I was intrigued I thought he died on the trial (because he told me he had heart problems) to find out he kidnapped and killed a girl about 15 miles on another parking lot. The guy I interacted with was fcking serial killer Gary Michael Hilton. I think he asked the same questions and told the same story to Meredith Emerson and she was kind and good hearted so she agreed to hike with the “old grandpa with heart problems”. So now I don’t trust anyone even if they have good intentions and they greet me I just say hi and continue my hike without stopping and if they ask me to stop to ask me a questions I just say sorry I’m in a hurry and keep going. I also carry a 9mm Glock 43x. It’s small and concealable. Another crazy experience happend another year before when I was hiking and at the distance I saw a naked old guy just walking around. So I freaked out and stopped before he was gone. Stay safe guys. Never trust anyone.
That's terrifying
Beautiful shots, spectacular subject. Congratulations. Can I ask you which camera and which lenses did you use?
The only thing they pray for up there, is good weather. Sometimes you get it, sometimes you don't.
Beautiful video. What do you think is the best time to go where there are less people?
Just saw a photo of this place in my geography book. Wondered what it was like to be there. Thanks for this video. Magnificent views.
Thank you! thumbs up. What were those people thinking who sat on the edge of the rock?? I guess the Norwegian government does not allow law suits for those who fall or jump.
r g Thank you. Some where even doing handstands at the edge 😱 and as far as I know it’s all at their own risk. I was laying flat on the floor when I filmed over the edge haha.
hi new friend here its beautiful view there but its scary its very high i dont dare to look down its terified. but wow the veiw amazing.
Hi, nice video. What month were you there? Is the turn of October/November also possible for climbing? Thanks
It's lovely, but I could never do it. Just watching your video was triggering my fear of heights.
Is there a better time to go,when there aren’t so many people. Was planning on going first part of June
Très beau natur
Is it for 2 years child old?
Now there is a new tunnell underwater, so there is no need for the ferry no more :)
How do I get from Bergen to Pulpit Rock?
Hi, planning a trip soon. Do you remember how much it costs roughly for ferry and coach return from stavanger, also how long it takes?
Tom Richards Ferry is 23€/trip, from Stavanger to the place is 40 minutes and to climb to the Stone is between 1 hour and 3 hours, depends on you
Nice Video
New friend here👍
What camera do you use? And mount?
Back then i used a gopro hero 5 with gopro karma grip.
Beautiful scenery...How long did you climb?
It took us about 3 hours one way. Some people do it alot faster but not us haha.
Rutger Dondorp i did it today and couldn’t see anything because of clouds lol
It took us 2 hours to Climb but it really depends on how tough you are in climbing some people can even make it to 1 hour for those who are fit and used to hike.
How long time did it take to wa,k
For us it took about 3 hours to get up there 😊
Just saw a photo of this place in my geography book. Wondered what it was like to be there. Thanks for this video. Magnificent views.
Thank you! thumbs up. What were those people thinking who sat on the edge of the rock?? I guess the Norwegian government does not allow law suits for those who fall or jump.
If you fall off, or jump,
You din your choises. ...
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Do smartere nett time ...