Hiking in Flørli
Snow info:
(updated 07.05.23) The steep sections in the Flørli Stairs will be snowfree in just a few days from now. There is snow left at the very top, but not in a problematic section. The normal route Rallarstien down the mountain is also snowfree. You can now hike the stairs safely.
Skåpet: the path will be mostly snowfree from the second week of may. Kjerag and Langavatn: a lot of snow remains in the mountains and we expect you can hike these hikes from the end of may.
4444 Stairs – Complete
4444 Stairs – small round
Flørli Cliffhike
Flørneset Opp
Flørli Fosshike (new 2020)
Difficulty: advanced. Beauty: 4/5. Warning: this path has steep and exposed sections! Warning: one direction only, as described – do not walk down steep and slippery stairs and boardwalks.
Stroll to the point Flørneset
Secret Path
Minimum to bring: half a litre of water. At the top of the stairs you can refill from the lake. Sturdy shoes as the path down is rocky and uneven. Sections of the path turn into a river with rainfall! A wind blocking jacket as it is much colder and often windy at the top of the stairs.
Study a map. You can buy suitable topographic maps in the Flørli café. There is also a map on the wall of the café to take pictures of.
Spring: there generally is snow at the top of the stairs until the middle of april. First weeks of april: send us a mail to ask if it’s safe to go. March: don’t go, as there is snow in dangerous, steep sections of the stairs.
Autumn: bring a flashlight if you start your hike in the afternoon. The first problematic amounts of snow are expected in the first part of november: don’t hike the stairs after that.
Winter: the stairs are closed due to snow. Consider hiking Flørneset Opp or Flørli Cliffhike, which generally will still be doable.
Guided Tours to Flørli with pickup in Stavanger: Fjord Events, Lysefjorden Adventure, Outdoorlife Norway and Rogaland Aktiv
