You can, of course, hike to Preikestolen and Kjerag without a guide as well. The most important thing is that you share the experience with someone you care about – and we're happy to give you some good tips along the way.
Many people planning mountain hikes in Norway, whether individuals, groups or organisations, find that good preparation makes the trip both safer and more enjoyable. For companies, going into the mountains together can also be a natural form of team-building, where you experience nature side-by-side and have time to get to know each other better along the trail.
With us, you can rent both clothing and necessary hiking equipment. Clothing, snow traction devices, walking poles, and shoes – everything you need can be found at our Adventure Centre at the start of the trail, available all year round.
The right equipment makes mountain trips in Norway both safer and more comfortable. By renting what you need from us, you can start your trip well prepared – whether you're on a trip with colleagues, friends or family.
For groups and teams visiting BaseCamp, renting outdoor equipment makes it easy to get out and about without extensive planning. Once the equipment is in place, you can spend your time on the mountain experience – and what you wish to get out of the trip together.
When you set out on a mountain trip – whether with colleagues, family or friends – there are a few simple steps that will make the experience both safer and more comfortable.
Whether the trip is part of team building, a gathering or just a day out in nature, good preparations will allow you to get more out of the experience. For those of you planning mountain hikes in Norway, good hiking boots, clothes adapted to the weather conditions, as well as enough food and water are some of the most important things to have in your backpack.
It is therefore wise to think about what you need for the mountain hike before you set off on the trail. If you are missing any equipment, you can easily rent shoes, head torches, and other hiking gear from us before the trip begins.
Knowing how to pack a backpack for a mountain hike also makes the trip easier along the way. A quick tip is to pack the heaviest items closest to your back for better balance, and put the things you need quick access to at the top of the rucksack – this way you'll have a more comfortable and organised trip from start to finish.
When you go for a walk together, whether as part of a gathering or a company outing, you quickly notice how different the setting becomes.
Mountain hikes in Norway offer something a dull city meeting room never can: space for good conversations, new perspectives, and small moments that deserve a well-earned place in your memory book. This is precisely why many choose to spend part of their stay in the nature surrounding Preikestolen.
On a trip, team building happens entirely naturally. You help each other up the hills, stop for the views, and find a common pace along the way. It is in these moments that you get to know each other better – and build relationships that last longer than the trip itself.
For many teams, this provides both renewed energy and stronger unity.
If you wish to experience this yourselves, you can easily book a trip to Preikestolen BaseCamp and give the team an experience they will carry with them.
