Preikestolen (also known as Pulpit Rock) is a mountain plateau on the north side of Lysefjorden in Strand municipality in Rogaland. Preikestolen is an almost flat mountain plateau, approx. 25 × 25 m, and has a vertical drop of 604 meters down to Lysefjorden.

Preikestolen is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Ryfylke region and in Norway. There are good views of Lysefjorden and the surrounding moors from the plateau.

Historically, the plateau was called Hyvlatonnå (the carpenter's plane tooth).

Preikestolen is one of Norway's most visited tourist attractions with over 400,000 visitors a year.  

Ascent and length: The hike starts at Preikestolen Fjellstue, approx. 120 meters above sea level, and ends at 604 meters. The total ascent is approx. 672 meters, with a round trip length of about 8 kilometers.

Difficulty: The hike is considered moderate and usually takes 3-4 hours round trip for most hikers.

The box contains:

• Solo 1.5 l
• Polly peanuts 275 g 
• Olw cheese doodles 235 g 
• Toro chocolate sheet cake 880 g 
• Toro chocolate frosting sheet cake 350 g 
• Pågen cinnamon gifflar 330 g 
• Nora blueberry jam with no added sugar 275 g 
• Stratos chocolate bag 140 g 
• Milk chocolate w/ Daim 200 g
• Laban seigmenn (gummy figures) 160 g