Kjeragbolten in Rogaland, Norway

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Kjeragbolten in Rogaland, Norway is a famous glacial boulder wedged in a mountain crevasse high above the Lysefjord, popular as a dramatic photo and hiking destination.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial erratic
natural monument
tourist attraction
accessPoint Øygardstøl (Ørneredet) parking area
bestSeason late spring to early autumn
composition glacially deposited boulder
country Norway
dropBelow approximately 241 metres to Lysefjord
approximately 790 feet to Lysefjord
elevation approximately 3,228 feet above sea level
approximately 984 metres above sea level
featureType boulder wedged in mountain crevasse
formationProcess glacial transport and wedging in a crevasse
geologicalOrigin Pleistocene glaciation
hasNameElement Kjerag NERFINISHED
bolten (the bolt)
hikingDifficulty moderate to demanding
hikingRouteDuration approximately 5–6 hours round trip
hikingRouteLength approximately 10–12 km round trip
isAbove deep vertical drop
narrow chasm
knownFor adrenaline tourism
dramatic photo opportunities
exposed position above Lysefjord
iconic tourist photographs standing on the rock
popular hiking destination
languageOfName Norwegian
locatedIn Kjerag mountain NERFINISHED
Lysefjorden area NERFINISHED
Rogaland NERFINISHED
Sandnes municipality NERFINISHED
Southwestern Norway NERFINISHED
near Kjerag base jumping cliffs NERFINISHED
nearestVillage Lysebotn NERFINISHED
overlooks Lysefjord NERFINISHED
partOf Kjerag cliff area NERFINISHED
photoSubject panoramic views of Lysefjord
people standing on the rock
region Scandinavia
requires good weather conditions for safe visit
proper hiking footwear
safetyConcern exposure to steep drops
no guard rails on the rock
tourismCategory adventure tourism
nature tourism
touristActivity hiking
photography
sightseeing

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balancing rocks haveNotableExample Kjeragbolten in Rogaland, Norway