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#272 of 300 · Lysefjord

Flørli 4444 Steps

NorwayRogaland

Reputedly the world's longest wooden staircase, 4,444 steps beside the old hydropower pipeline from the Lysefjord hamlet of Flørli up 740 m to the reservoirs on the plateau, reached only by ferry, with a path back down.

Distance
5 km
Loop
Ascent
740 m
High point 740 m
Time
3 h 30 min
Day hike
Difficulty
Moderate
Sustained climbing or a long day, no exposure.
Best months
May–Sep
When the route is usually in condition
Start
Flørli ferry quay
Lysefjord

Route

Topographic map of Flørli 4444 Steps, from FlørliFlørliFlørlistølenFlørliStart: Flørli© OpenStreetMap contributors, SRTM · © OpenTopoMap
StartWaypoints joined by straight lines, not a GPS track.
  1. Flørli
  2. Flørlistølen
  3. Flørli

Wildlife along the route

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