Norway's Tantalizing Fjord of Light! | Ep. 163

Come join us as we explore Norway’s Lysefjord, or Light Fjord, onboard Sea Rose. This is the southern most major fjord along the Norwegian coast, containing many treasures in its deep watery canyon. We discuss the origins of fjords as we sample Lysefjord’s sights including a peak at the 600m high Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), deep cuts in the cliffs, a raging waterfall, and finally, the longest wooden staircase in the world at Florli.
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Chapters:
0:00 Lysefjord Overview
1:03 Fjord Background Lesson
2:25 Preikestolen
3:26 Steep Cliff Walls
4:47 Raging Waterfall
5:32 Florli
8:03 Longest Wooden Staircase
12:11 Summit!
13:04 Rugged Backcountry
14:16 Wrapup
Music credits:
Inner Ocean by Harbours & Oceans
High Noon by Toby Tranter
Atemporal by Jakob Ahlbom, Anna Dager, Hanna Ekström
Broken Water (Instrumental Version) by Craig Reever
Ice age map: www.usgs.gov/media/images/gla...

[@ploutarkhos]

wonderful 👍😊

[@LifeFourPointZero]

Thanks!

[@Adventures_with_Ayla]

Hi. Wonderful movie. We go up there in in our boat in august. I wonder how long time you spend walking up the Flørli stairs?

[@LifeFourPointZero]

Hi. We did it in a long afternoon. It’s a tough climb up the stairs but very worth it. The walk off from the top is a longer route back but more scenic and safer than trying to step down the single width stairs. It might have been 3-4 hours total. Enjoy!