Hike Flørli's 4444 Steps: Epic Lysefjord Views!

Overview

Guided hike to Florli 4,444 steps, offers a challenging yet rewarding adventure. This hike takes you up the world’s longest wooden staircase. It has 4,444 steps! People say Flørli is one of the scariest stairs to climb. But don't worry, there are places to stop and see the amazing views of the Lysefjord below.

This hike is special because you won't see the same scenery twice. The way down follows an old trail used by the “Rallarer.” These were strong men who helped build Norway in the 1800s. They carried heavy loads and built the stairs and the Flørli Hydroelectric Power Station. You'll also see the dam at Ternevatnet, another amazing thing they built.

The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned minivan, along with a local and professional guide to lead the way. All taxes, fees, and handling charges are covered, and dinner is included. This guided hiking experience ensures a memorable climb with expert insights into the region's history and natural beauty. Bottled water and lunch are not included.

Sentiment Analysis

Most customers found the guided hike to Florli's 4,444 steps to be a challenging but ultimately rewarding experience, with breathtaking views and interesting historical information. However, it is important to be prepared for a strenuous climb.

• Customers loved the stunning views from the top of the stairs.

  Many enjoyed the challenge of climbing the 4,444 steps.

  Customers appreciated the historical insights provided by the guides.

  Several reviewers highlighted the satisfaction of completing the hike.

• Some found the climb very tiring.

  A few people mentioned that the stairs can be slippery when wet.