Located in Rogaland County, western Norway, Preikestolen (also known as Prekestolen) is a steep cliff with a height of 604 m located opposite the Kjerag plateau. The top of the cliff is about 25 m x 25 m wide and is almost flat. According to research by geological experts, this rock massif was formed during the ice age, 10 thousand years ago.
Preikestolen cliff has a height of 604 m
With its majestic, magnificent and adventurous natural scenery, Preikestolen is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Norway.
To reach the top of Preikestolen, visitors have to spend 2-3 hours climbing and facing steep, slippery cliffs along the way. However, those who reach the top admit that the immense, overwhelming beauty at the top of the mountain is worth the price they pay for a difficult, arduous climb.
Preikestolen cliff seen from above
