Preikestolen
As one of the world's most magnificent natural landscapes, Lysefjord boasts numerous highly attractive spots, with Preikestolen being the most striking. This giant rock towers over Lysefjord, standing approximately 604 meters above the ground of Forsand. The thrilling and spectacular viewing location makes it a coveted destination for many adventurers. From the ridge where Preikestolen is located, one can overlook the breathtaking scenery of Lysefjord, fully enjoying the awe and resonance brought by nature.
Kjeragbolten
Kjeragbolten, also known as the Miracle Stone, is one of the unique attractions of the Lysefjord. It has a diameter of about 2 meters and is suspended 1000 meters above the ground, wedged in a crevice between two massive rocks. Brave travelers can stand on the stone to experience an unprecedented thrill, but it is crucial to pay extra attention to safety before undertaking this adventure. This is also one of the best spots to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Lysefjord, allowing you to feel the awe-inspiring impact of nature's grandeur.
Atlantic Ocean Road
The Atlantic Ocean Road on the west coast of Norway is known as one of the most exciting roads in the world and is also one of the must-drive routes for self-driving tours in Norway. When you drive up to the Storseisundet Bridge, the towering arched bridge will make you feel like you are heading into the unknown; and when you drive onto the bridge, the rapid descent at that moment will give you an unprecedented experience of speed and excitement, while the azure coastline will absolutely leave you in awe!
If you love pushing your limits, Trollstigen is a place you absolutely cannot miss. This road is known as the 'Troll's Ladder,' and every step requires courage and skill. Constantly climbing upwards, you will experience nearly 90-degree turns that will leave your eyes wide open! If you want to be a true adventurer, an expedition on Trollstigen is a must. But remember, this is a challenging route, so proceed with caution.
