Kёragbolton, or "pea-stone" translated from Norwegian - is stuck between two rocks at a height of 984m a huge stone.

View this hanging in the mountain valley since ancient times cobbles can absolutely anyone. It does not require any special training and equipment. The vast number of tourists traveling on the Lysefjord, aims not only to see the famous Norwegian mountain impregnable, but be sure to get to this "miracle of nature". This ascent will take 2, 5 - 3 hours walking through difficult terrain in the same direction and the same - back.

At an altitude of 500m above the Lysefjord is situated "Eagle's Nest", a small cafe with a viewing platform overlooking the road with her 27yu hairpin bends leading down to the town Lyusebotn. However, it is open only in the summer.

Here is a paid parking for tourists, there is an information stand with writing routes and other conditions.