Reykjavík Area Hikes
301 hikes in Reykjavík Area — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.
301 hikes in Reykjavík Area, led by Reykjavegur Trail Part 1 From Nesjavellir Power Station To Road Nr 1 and Keilir Lambafell Hikes. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.
Top hikes in Reykjavík Area
The region's stand-outs — each with photos, facts, and its own page.

Reykjavegur Trail Part 1 From Nesjavellir Power Station To Road Nr 1
The Reykjavegur hiking trail - Part 1 - From Nesjavellir power station to road nr.1 Don't be confused. It"s more an idea then proper marked long distance trail. There is no uniform marks. First you are walking on green trail , after 200m , keep to red trail , after 3 km keep to blue trail . the last 4 km is not marked (asphalt road ) ATTENTION ! in summer 2019 authorities slightly change path so gpx is not correct on approx 1 km

Keilir Lambafell Hikes
Track contains : Keilir - 7,7 km hike + 1,6 km drive to next parking spot + Lambafell hike 2 km. The Keilir trail is very bad marked , Lambafell isn't marked but in both places paths are very clear.

Sel Grensdalur Reykjadalur Sel
This track starts at the school hut of the Junior College in Reykjavík; Menntaskólasetrið. It leads up the valley Grensdalur, where there are numerous hot springs, mud puds and colorful precipitation in the soil. The track is sometimes difficult to follow. In the end of the valley there is a way over a small ridge over to the neighbor valley, Reykjadalur. The two valleys both have beautiful geothermal pools and hot springs. However, whereas Grensdalur is untouched, Reykjadalur has broad marked paths and therefor very accessible. Reykjadalur has become very popular and there are always many people there hiking.

Hveragerdi Hellisheidi Hellisheidarvirkjun
This is a 17 km. hike from Hveragerði to Sleggjubeinsdalur, home to the geothermal power plant Hellisheiðarvirkjun, through a geothermally active area. There are hot spring creeks that are ideal for bathing in on the trail along with magnificent scenery. The trail crosses 2-3 30-50 cm. deep creeks on the way, so be prepared.

Sydsta Sula 17 08 2010
After trying this mountain about a week ago and turning back in 1020m altitude due to bad track (at a time I wasn´t even sure if I would be able to get down at all), I managed to get to the top this time by another route, very easy compared to the first one which I will not upload.

Hveragerdi Reykjadalur Olkelduhals Nesjavellir
I did this hike with a group of hikers called Vesen & Vergangur early october 2015. The trail will guide you through a extremely hot and colorful area. There is a possibility to take a bath in a warm lake after just about an hour of walking. There is also a lot of other trails in the surrounding area reasonable well labeled.
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301 hikes in Reykjavík Area

Reykjavegur Trail Part 1 From Nesjavellir Power Station To Road Nr 1
The Reykjavegur hiking trail - Part 1 - From Nesjavellir power station to road nr.1 Don't be confused. It"s more an idea then proper marked long distance trail. There is no uniform marks. First you are walking on green trail , after 200m , keep to red trail , after 3 km keep to blue trail . the last 4 km is not marked (asphalt road ) ATTENTION ! in summer 2019 authorities slightly change path so gpx is not correct on approx 1 km

Keilir Lambafell Hikes
Track contains : Keilir - 7,7 km hike + 1,6 km drive to next parking spot + Lambafell hike 2 km. The Keilir trail is very bad marked , Lambafell isn't marked but in both places paths are very clear.

Sel Grensdalur Reykjadalur Sel
This track starts at the school hut of the Junior College in Reykjavík; Menntaskólasetrið. It leads up the valley Grensdalur, where there are numerous hot springs, mud puds and colorful precipitation in the soil. The track is sometimes difficult to follow. In the end of the valley there is a way over a small ridge over to the neighbor valley, Reykjadalur. The two valleys both have beautiful geothermal pools and hot springs. However, whereas Grensdalur is untouched, Reykjadalur has broad marked paths and therefor very accessible. Reykjadalur has become very popular and there are always many people there hiking.

Hveragerdi Hellisheidi Hellisheidarvirkjun
This is a 17 km. hike from Hveragerði to Sleggjubeinsdalur, home to the geothermal power plant Hellisheiðarvirkjun, through a geothermally active area. There are hot spring creeks that are ideal for bathing in on the trail along with magnificent scenery. The trail crosses 2-3 30-50 cm. deep creeks on the way, so be prepared.

Sydsta Sula 17 08 2010
After trying this mountain about a week ago and turning back in 1020m altitude due to bad track (at a time I wasn´t even sure if I would be able to get down at all), I managed to get to the top this time by another route, very easy compared to the first one which I will not upload.

Hveragerdi Reykjadalur Olkelduhals Nesjavellir
I did this hike with a group of hikers called Vesen & Vergangur early october 2015. The trail will guide you through a extremely hot and colorful area. There is a possibility to take a bath in a warm lake after just about an hour of walking. There is also a lot of other trails in the surrounding area reasonable well labeled.

Esja Blikdalur 20 03 2011
This was a practice hiking with a training group from Ut og Vestur. We´re preparing for Hvannadalshnjúkur on 8th of May. There are actually still some available spaces, I think, in the Hvannadalshnjúkur trip if anyone is interested to join (http://gowest.is) . New route I´ve not done before on Mt. Esja. Weather was nice in the beginning, calm and occasional clouds. But got windy and snowing a bit after appr. 2 hours. Good hiking with a great group of people.

Moskardshnjukar And Trollafoss
Hike to Moskardshnjukar, ending with a bath in Trollafoss waterfall. The hike begins near Trollafoss and lies through Svinaskardsleid valley after the hike bathing in trollafoss waterfall is a good way to freshen up.

Hatindur 09 01 2011
Pretty easy route but since theres some icing in the cliff area and above, crampoons are necessary this time of year and an ice-axe preferred. Should be a very easy hiking during summer. Started of in about -7 °C so based on that appr. -15°C at top. Couldn´t sign the Guest book since the box was frozen locked.


Hengilsvaedi 03 04 2011
Practice hiking before Mt. Hvannadalshnjúkur with the GoWest-group. 10 of us and the dog Birta, did this circle in the east part of the Mt. Hengill area. Weather was outstanding, temp. around 0-2°C, calm and sunny. Great time.

Kerholakambur 31 12 2010
Last hiking/mountaineering of the year. Excellent weather, slight wind and temp around zero. Route pretty good although there was ice and snow on the last third. Easy to find good way upp the cliffs. From the top one can see amongst other mountains, Snæfellsjökull, Akrafjall, Hafnarfjall, Skarðsheið, Brekkurkambur, Hvalfell, Súlur, etc. only appr. 30 min drive from Reykjavik and worth doing if your staying in Reykjavik for short time. A slightly more difficult than the most popular route up Mt Esja called Þverfellshorn

Thingvellir Thingvellir National Park
We hiked around the interior, and then to Lake Thingvallavatn (þingvallavatn). Thingvallavatn is the largest natural lake in Iceland and, amazingly, home to four different species of char. I recorded video periodically throughout the hike, sped up and smoothed the clips, and joined them together into a time lapse of sorts. Check out the link on the right.

Grimannsfell Helgufoss Little Loop
Borderline 'Gluggaveđur' today (-5C with cold northern wind). Boring first 30min on the road then steep incline up SW face onto slowly rising plateau towards Grímansfell summit. Great views all around as far as Þingvellir, Hengill and Bláfjoll. Steady drop down north face from summit and along river to Helgufoss. Great little waterfall with lovely walk alongside river all the way to Laxness' house. A refaire with southern ridge loop.

Keilir
Keilir is a great hike but the road to starting point is horrible would not reccommend drive that on a small cars but the hike is great to the mountain The ascent quite step but not defficult just lose sand and small rocks in some plases great panorama wiew from the top

Geldinganes Vesturhluti
This area near the capital is seldom visited. Interesting views. Lots of remains of human activities through the ages. One for the bird lovers.

Helgafjordur
To Helgafell and back to Hafnarfjörður. The blue circles: Uppland ring before the lava lakes. The Blue Circle is intended as a full-day hiking trail from the center of Hafnarfjörður, but it can of course be done in shorter stages. The map shows a loop of about 21 km, mostly along ancient paths between lava and cliffs, on the one hand along Selvegsgata in through Setbergshlig and Smyrlabúðarhraun, on the other hand along the edge of Kaldárhraun south of the headlands at Hvaleyrarvatn. The trail is mostly located away from roads, due to its proximity to small villages. As with all loop trails, it can be walked clockwise or counterclockwise. It’s the blue path so follow the path markers with blue on them. Near Helgafell there is a section without path markers but keep the river on your right and walk away from the bridge where you can also refill your water.

Thingvellir National Park
Tourist trek through the Thingvellir National Park, visiting the fault that separates America from Europe, the place where the first Icelandic Parliament met and a waterfall.. It is a lovely place but too crowded in summer.

Hveragerdi Hot Springs
Short and easy track from Hveragerdi Bus Stop (close to the Ring Road) to the natural hot springs. Easy trekking, low hills. You can take a bath at the same river, once you pass the hot steams. From the bus stop, it takes less than 2 hours to get to the hot springs.


Kaldbakur Westfjords Iceland 998 M
The Hiking Club Toppfarar hiking the highest mountain in Westfjords of Iceland, Kaldbakur - 998 m high - from Fossdalur in Arnarfjörður up to Kerlingarskarð and all the way to the top. Rather an easy hike with a marvellous view over the "West Alps" of Iceland.

Thrihnukar 8 Sepember 2009
Hiking to small hill Kristjándalshorn and then to Þríhnúkar. From the top of the peak furthest to East, we have a great lava cave called Þríhnúkahellir. This path is probably longer way to the cave. The cave is 120 deep and the deepest in the world belvie it or not.

Vifilsfell To Blafjoll
(n.b. elevation gain circa + 1000m) The stats might look easy, but a hard hike due to the terrain (and on the day, wind). A mix of loose gravel on steep slopes and moss + rock on the tops made for slow progress (as shown by the times). The first climb is the longest with a lovely summit at Vífilsfell. From there it's continous up and down perhaps 50-100m at a time along one ridge then traversing to the next. Great views on either side, but Vífilsfell remains the highlight. Good hike to keep in shape and a hard one to love :)

Esja E W Moskardshnukar Hatindur Habunga Thverfellshorn
Esja is hard work, however you approach it. Today's hike started ascending Móskarðshnúkar which is unpleasantly steep for 2km, then fun but still steep with great views at the top. From there I took the Westwards path along the ridges to Hátindur which is lovely but a North wind made it more work than expected. Headed North along the ridge then Eastwards over the summit (Hábunga) accross difficult terrain (moss + rocks) all the way to Þverfellshorn. Then the drop to Steinn and lovely finish by the sea below Esja. Slow going but nice, Esja has its own wind patterns, in particular the canyons between Móskarðshnúkar and Hátindur with strong North/South winds regardless of the forecast (valleys joining 2 fjords).

Hveragerdi Canyon Geothermal Area Hot River 2 Days
We started hiking in Hveragerði and went up to Hot river where we went right to follow the red path and do the circle in a counterclockwise direction. Once we get to the crossroads of the blue and red paths we start following the blue path leading to an amazing canyon. The canyon is fun to walk thru and a few parts can be challenging. We set up a tent close to Djáknapollu pond. The next day we went to the Geothermal area where you can find mud pits and another hot river. After that, we made it to the "classic" hot river and finish the hike.

Reykjadalur 30 Aug 2009 12 14
Hellisheiði, Reykjadalur. Easy walk down to valley "Reykjadalur". 100 meters downhill to the steaming walley with steamholes, hotsprings and hotriver. An exellent place for taking hot bath 38°-39° Celsius. Part of a hiking path to Hveragerði from Hellisheiði

Heidmork Circle 1 5H
Start along the water, can make it a bit longer by following the path and not the road at 1/3. Last bit there is a path following the water back to the parking.

Hellisheidarvirkjun Hengill Reykjadalur Loop
NB Distance and times are correct, m+ is 1300, pb with the elevation graph Great hike if you're ok with infrastructure in the view :) Climb up to Hengill straightforward and descent down the North face hard work as usual. Lovely path crossing the plateau towards Reykjadular via some streams. Loop around the North of Reykjadalur and descent into the valley which is very nice, following the river before the ascent back out. From there the Westwards route back across plateau was long due to North-Westerly wind. The last strtch through Hengill crater is great with a final steep drop to finish the loop. Nice hike.

Sydstasula Haasula Hvalvatn Day 1 Of 2
Botnssnúlur is amazing. Real alpine vibes and depth to the valleys and landscapes. Day 1 is the bulk of the climbing. I approached Syðstasúla from the South: traversing steep scree heading Eastwards then turning straight up a narrow 'goulot' which leads to the ridge. From here it is exposed and rocky to the summit. The descent down the North ridge is spectacular. Miðstasúla will have to wait for another day. I cut accross the scree and traverse (through some steep sketchy patches of snow) towards the crête beneath Háasúla. From here the view opens up towards Hvalvatn. The short climb to Háasúla is pretty exposed for my tired brain and legs but what a view from the summit! (Towards Hvalfjordur and Langjökull). I take the descent super slow and continue down towards the lake, finally arriving over an hour beyond my conserative estimate. The terrain was heavy going (steep, rocky, loose scree) with a lot of traverses and a heavy overnight bag, or could it be age? Time will tell! I find a decent spot by the lake (n.b. no signal). The flies are mental when the wind drops but a great spot after an amazing day exploring.

Hveragerdi In Stead Of Hotspring Tour
The hot spring tour was prohibited today due to early spring. Therefore we chose to make an other round which was beautiful and did not disturb nature. Last end was with the car I forgot to shut off recording sorry.

Vatnshlidarhorn In Reverse
We took the popular route but in reverse and I highly recommend that! It's easier this way and more beautiful. Later we explored a very interesting area with a colourful rocks.

Selvogsvegur Hlidarvatn
Start or end at the lake or a small parking lot near the trail start close to bláfjöll. Quite a easy walk in general but a short and fairly steep point at selvogsvegur. At hliðarvatn down to the parkinglot there is a really steep portion that should be traversed with caution.

Moskardshnjukar Medafellsvatn Day 1 Of 2
Steep start, then onto the ridge. Great views but man that North wind was cold. Only 750m up and I can see my breath in June :| Long stint accross the plateau and then down the North side. Tried cutting the corner by following the river but probably no quicker. Ended with a long stint on the road and (finally) a tail wind for 30min! N.b. lovely camping spot for the night at Halli farm!

Blikdalur Kambshorn Esjuberg
Blikdalur-Kambshorn-Esjuberg Very nice trail from "behind" up to Kerhólakambur and then down the regular trail towards Esjuberg where we had left one car before the hike.

Trollafoss
This trail starts and ends close to the farm Stardalur. It leads to a beautiful waterfall in the river Leirvogsá. The trail is optimal for a short hike close to the city. Despite it's proximity to the city, not many people go there, so one can easily be there and enjoy solitude and nature. Spectacular basalt column formations can be seen in the rocky hills north of the trail. This trail is suitible for all seasons, for hiking, running or by cross country skiing in the winter.

Lambafell
Lambafell is an 8.3 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 428 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Nesjavellir Viewing Point
Nesjavellir Viewing Point runs about 8.6 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 259 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

ingólfsfjall
An 11 km loop in the capital area, ingólfsfjall comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 573 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hengill
A 7.2 km loop in the capital area, Hengill 07.02.2010 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 430 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hveragerði thermal hills and valley
Hveragerði thermal hills and valley. is a 5.7 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 203 m.

Helgafell Mosfellssveit
A 4.1 km loop in the capital area, Helgafell Mosfellssveit comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 183 m.

Journey to Today: Interpretative Itinerary in Heiðmörk
Journey to Today: Interpretative Itinerary in Heiðmörk runs about 3.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 34 m.

Arnarfell
Arnarfell 09.10.2010 runs about 1.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 84 m.

Búrfellsgjá
A 6.8 km loop in the capital area, Búrfellsgjá comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 108 m.

Geitafell hringur
Geitafell hringur runs about 14 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 436 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Heiðmörk, hlíðahringur
Heiðmörk, hlíðahringur is an 11 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 127 m.

Kerhólakambur-Þverfellshorn
A 14 km loop in the capital area, Kerhólakambur-Þverfellshorn comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 906 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Ölfusvantslaugar hringur
Ölfusvantslaugar hringur is a 4.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 65 m.

Úlfarsfell quick up + down
Úlfarsfell quick up + down runs about 7.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 300 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Gamli Kambavegur
A 14 km loop in the capital area, Gamli Kambavegur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 384 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Thingvellir - Laugarvatn
2019-10-16 Thingvellir - Laugarvatn is a 26 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 531 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

lLitli Hrútur Volcano trail
A 9.0 km route in the capital area, lLitli Hrútur Volcano trail comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 40 m.


Ingólfsfjall
A 2.4 km route in the capital area, Ingólfsfjall comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Reykjavegur BS-Bjarnarvatn-Einbúi-Æsustaðafjall
A 13 km loop in the capital area, Reykjavegur BS-Bjarnarvatn-Einbúi-Æsustaðafjall comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 421 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Esja - Kerhólakambur
A 3.2 km route in the capital area, Esja - Kerhólakambur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 817 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laxness to Helgufoss
Laxness to Helgufoss is a 7.6 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 206 m.

Úlfarsfell x2 loop
Úlfarsfell x2 loop runs about 9.7 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 503 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Þingvallavatn-Reykjadalur-Hveragerði
Þingvallavatn-Reykjadalur-Hveragerði is a 20 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 359 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Lighthouse-Harpa
Lighthouse-Harpa runs about 4.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 69 m.

Thingvellir National Park and Öxarárfoss Watefall
A 1.9 km loop in the capital area, Thingvellir National Park and Öxarárfoss Watefall comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 140 m.

Kjós - Móskarðshnjúkar
A 13 km route in the capital area, Kjós - Móskarðshnjúkar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1194 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.


Kleifarvatn circle
Kleifarvatn circle runs about 18 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 889 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Grændalur og Reykjadalur
Grændalur og Reykjadalur runs about 13 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 577 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Sandfell, Lómatjörn, Bæjarfjall frá Þingvallavatn
Sandfell, Lómatjörn, Bæjarfjall frá Þingvallavatn is a 6.9 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 465 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Esjan - Smáþúfur
Esjan - Smáþúfur is a 7.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 572 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Thingvellir - Glymur
A 24 km route in the capital area, Thingvellir - Glymur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 713 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Reynisvatnaheiði
Reynisvatnaheiði is an 8.1 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 197 m.

Hellisheiði - Hengill
Hellisheiði - Hengill is a 12 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 433 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Inside the Volcano Iceland
Inside the Volcano Iceland is a 7.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 216 m.

I found U, I found U beautiful
A 6.9 km loop in the capital area, I found U, I found U beautiful comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 239 m.

ÚLFARSFELL - Mosfellsbæ
A 6.2 km loop in the capital area, ÚLFARSFELL - Mosfellsbæ comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 191 m.

Valley Of Steam
Valley Of Steam runs about 12 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 452 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hafrahlíð, Þverfell, Nessel, Seljadalur, Seljadalsá
Hafrahlíð, Þverfell, Nessel, Seljadalur, Seljadalsá runs about 12 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 253 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Grimsfell
Grimsfell runs about 10.0 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 540 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

heiðmörk uppað búrfellsgjá
A 19 km loop in the capital area, heiðmörk uppað búrfellsgjá comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 528 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hveradalir
Hveradalir is a 0.6 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Úlfarsfell 20. mars 2019
Úlfarsfell 20. mars 2019 is a 3.8 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 329 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Thingvellir (way back)
Thingvellir (way back) runs about 4.7 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 264 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

LHÍ - Workshop: take a thought for a walk
A 2.3 km loop in the capital area, LHÍ - Workshop: take a thought for a walk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 38 m.

Reykjavik - Heidmork
Reykjavik - Heidmork runs about 5.4 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 76 m.

Skogfellavegur - Blue Lagoon
A 15 km route in the capital area, Skogfellavegur - Blue Lagoon comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 287 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Ulfarsfell (quick up and down)
A 3.4 km loop in the capital area, Ulfarsfell (quick up and down) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 203 m.

Arnarbaeli Vífilstaðahlíð
Arnarbaeli Vífilstaðahlíð runs about 4.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 107 m.

Sköflungur
Sköflungur is a 6.3 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 216 m.


Reykjanes - Sogin, Dyngjurnar og Grænavatnseggjar
Reykjanes - Sogin, Dyngjurnar og Grænavatnseggjar runs about 9.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 672 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Geothermal river
Geothermal river is a 2.8 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 29 m.

Brúnkollublettir - Klambragil - Reykjadalur
Brúnkollublettir - Klambragil - Reykjadalur 2017-08-03 11:30 runs about 3.7 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 121 m.


Botnsúlurnar fimm. Hringur á Syðstusúlu, Miðsúlu, Háusúlu, Norðursúlu og Vestursúlu
Botnsúlurnar fimm. Hringur á Syðstusúlu, Miðsúlu, Háusúlu, Norðursúlu og Vestursúlu is a 26 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1715 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Vífilsstaðahraun - Urriðakotshraun - Búrfellsgjá - Búrfell - Selvogsgata
Vífilsstaðahraun - Urriðakotshraun - Búrfellsgjá - Búrfell - Selvogsgata is a 25 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 492 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kerhólakambur
A 4.3 km loop in the capital area, Kerhólakambur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 551 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.


Hengill Crater, Day 1 of 2
A 9.7 km route in the capital area, Hengill Crater, Day 1 of 2 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 706 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

s03e02
S03e02 runs about 12 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 278 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Skeggi
An 11 km route in the capital area, Skeggi comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 704 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Mount sround Hveragerði
Mount sround Hveragerði runs about 6.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 356 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kong100618
Kong100618 runs about 15 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 406 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Driffell
Driffell is a 6.0 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 117 m.

VSKEGGI-VETUR20
VSKEGGI-VETUR20 is a 35 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 873 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Lost
Lost runs about 19 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 778 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

CROSS ESJA-11-23
CROSS ESJA-11-23 20:57:03 is a 15 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1070 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

9 Mosótindar (hringur)
9 Mosótindar (hringur) runs about 31 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1173 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laugarvatn
Islandia. Laugarvatn. Separación de placas tectónicas y Primer Parlamento islandés. runs about 8.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 635 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

VOLTA PER REYKJABIK
VOLTA PER REYKJABIK runs about 17 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 150 m.

HEIM - Solstice Walk Path in Videy (EN)
A 5.5 km loop in the capital area, HEIM - Solstice Walk Path in Videy (EN) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 23 m.

Skammidalur, lower circle - Mosfellsbær
Skammidalur, lower circle - Mosfellsbær is a 5.4 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 93 m.

Just a walk
Just a walk. is a 5.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 63 m.

Urriðavatn og Urriðakotshraun
Urriðavatn og Urriðakotshraun runs about 9.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 169 m.

Seltjarnarnes beach walk
A 2.1 km route in the capital area, Seltjarnarnes beach walk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Straumur, Brunntjörn, Kúarett
Straumur, Brunntjörn, Kúarett runs about 1.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

HEIM - Gengið um Hólavallagarð (ISL)
HEIM - Gengið um Hólavallagarð (ISL) runs about 0.7 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.


Geothermal Exhibition Hellisheiðarvirkjun
The Geothermal Exhibition Hellisheiðarvirkjun runs about 0.6 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Sólarhringur, Heiðmörk
Sólarhringur, Heiðmörk is an 8.3 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 217 m.

Krosseyri - Hleinar, Hafnarfjörður
Krosseyri - Hleinar, Hafnarfjörður is a 6.2 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 46 m.

Kópavogur valley circle
Kópavogur valley circle is a 5.6 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 43 m.

Hjallahringur, Heiðmörk
Hjallahringur, Heiðmörk runs about 8.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 80 m.

231002 Um Breiðholtshverfin
231002 Um Breiðholtshverfin runs about 7.4 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 144 m.

Viðey, Reykjavík
Viðey, Reykjavík runs about 9.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 160 m.

Grotta
A 6.5 km loop in the capital area, Grotta comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Ægisíða - Skeljanes
Ægisíða - Skeljanes runs about 7.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 21 m.

Vatnahringur, Heiðmörk
An 8.3 km loop in the capital area, Vatnahringur, Heiðmörk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 93 m.

Walk in Mosfellsbaer from hotel Laxnes
Walk in Mosfellsbaer from hotel Laxnes runs about 4.9 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 57 m.

Rauðhólar pseudocraters
A 4.0 km loop in the capital area, Rauðhólar pseudocraters comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 50 m.

Urriðavatn Lake
Urriðavatn Lake is a 3.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 27 m.

Hvaleyrarvatn
Hvaleyrarvatn runs about 2.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 43 m.

Gufuneshöfði
A 4.1 km loop in the capital area, Gufuneshöfði comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 27 m.

Urriðakotshraun
A 4.8 km loop in the capital area, Urriðakotshraun comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 42 m.

Stórhöfði
A 2.9 km loop in the capital area, Stórhöfði comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 101 m.

Gengið um 108 Reykjavík
A 3.1 km loop in the capital area, Gengið um 108 Reykjavík comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Reykjavík Zoo
A 5.0 km loop in the capital area, Reykjavík Zoo 19.07.2021 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Norðmannahringur, Heiðmörk
Norðmannahringur, Heiðmörk is a 2.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 32 m.

Reykjavík, ibilbide txiki bat hirian barna 22 07 03
Reykjavík, ibilbide txiki bat hirian barna 22 07 03 is a 6.8 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 74 m.

Tingvelir
Tingvelir is a 52 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 485 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Rauðavatn og Paradísardalur Reykjavík
Rauðavatn og Paradísardalur Reykjavík is a 5.9 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 150 m.

230427 Glæsibær - Hús Blindrafélagsins
A 3.2 km route in the capital area, 230427 Glæsibær - Hús Blindrafélagsins comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 34 m.

Reykjavík - Kópavogur
A 7.1 km route in the capital area, Reykjavík - Kópavogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 89 m.

Þingvellir – Öxarárfoss – Laugarvatn
Parque Nacional de Þingvellir,cascada Öxarárfoss. Laugarvatn is a 0.6 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Hafnarfjordur
A 10 km loop in the capital area, Hafnarfjordur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 483 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Reykjavík: Á leið í Hringsjá
Reykjavík: Á leið í Hringsjá runs about 2.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Hveragerði - Reykjadalur valley
A 10 km route in the capital area, Hveragerði - Reykjadalur valley comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 212 m.

Grafarholt - Ulfarsa walk
A 5.1 km loop in the capital area, Grafarholt - Ulfarsa walk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 82 m.

RVK Laugarnes
RVK Laugarnes runs about 2.9 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Skógarhringur, Heiðmörk
A 3.9 km loop in the capital area, Skógarhringur, Heiðmörk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 56 m.

Kópavogur - Reykjavík
A 5.9 km route in the capital area, Kópavogur - Reykjavík comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 49 m.

Fossvogsdalur (west), Kópavogur
A 2.6 km loop in the capital area, Fossvogsdalur (west), Kópavogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Kópavogslækur
A 2.4 km loop in the capital area, Kópavogslækur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Reykjavík - Mosfellsbær
Reykjavík - Mosfellsbær is a 13 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 155 m.

Heimaás
A 2.3 km loop in the capital area, Heimaás comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 28 m.

Grafarvogur Bay
Grafarvogur Bay is a 3.8 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Vífilsstaðavatn
A 2.9 km loop in the capital area, Vífilsstaðavatn comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Mosfell - Mosfellsdalur - Mosfellsbær
Mosfell - Mosfellsdalur - Mosfellsbær runs about 4.0 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 229 m.

Espigerði 2. Hringleið nr. 10. GRUNDARGERÐISGARÐUR
A 3.1 km loop in the capital area, Espigerði 2. Hringleið nr. 10. GRUNDARGERÐISGARÐUR. comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.

Elliðaárdalur efri Reykjavík 1. Jan. 2019
Elliðaárdalur efri Reykjavík 1. Jan. 2019 runs about 7.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 26 m.

Álafoss, Mosfellsbær
Álafoss, Mosfellsbær runs about 2.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.

231001-Blindrafélagið-Sunnudagsganga
A 6.9 km route in the capital area, 231001-Blindrafélagið-Sunnudagsganga comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 153 m.

Vífilsstaðahraun
A 3.3 km loop in the capital area, Vífilsstaðahraun comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Straumur
Straumur runs about 6.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 48 m.

Grindarskörð
Grindarskörð runs about 9.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 408 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Reykjavík (Perlan to Fiskislóð)
Reykjavík (Perlan to Fiskislóð) is a 5.6 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.


Heiðmörk/Lækjabotnar
Heiðmörk/Lækjabotnar is a 5.8 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 181 m.

Reykjavik City Walk
A 24 km route in the capital area, Reykjavik City Walk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 395 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Úr Mjódd í Grjótaselið
A 1.2 km route in the capital area, Úr Mjódd í Grjótaselið comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 40 m.

Helgufoss from Mosfellsbær. Gæda fyrir Fjallaflagið
A 6.1 km loop in the capital area, Helgufoss from Mosfellsbær. Gæda fyrir Fjallaflagið comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 68 m.

Skátalaug Hot Spring
Skátalaug Hot Spring is a 1.2 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 26 m.

Evening for argues
Evening for argues runs about 18 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 275 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Sundhnúkur
Paseo con vistas al volcán Sundhnúkur runs about 1.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Hveragerdi park
A 2.3 km loop in the capital area, Hveragerdi park 05.08.2019 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 60 m.

Kelduskóli - Janúarganga - Elliðaárdalur
Kelduskóli - Janúarganga - Elliðaárdalur runs about 7.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 103 m.

Helgufoss - Grímmannsfell Mosfellsbær
Helgufoss - Grímmannsfell Mosfellsbær runs about 5.9 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 331 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Strandganga með ferðahópnum - hvassahraun til flekkuvíkur
Strandganga með ferðahópnum - hvassahraun til flekkuvíkur runs about 6.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Reykjavík coast
Reykjavík coast runs about 6.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Ganga með ferðahópnum - frá straum nánast út að vatnsleysu
Ganga með ferðahópnum - frá straum nánast út að vatnsleysu is a 7.7 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Alftanes
Alftanes runs about 6.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Selfoss
A 7.3 km loop in the capital area, Selfoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 103 m.

Mosfellsbær - Landakotskirkja Iglesia - Tjörnin - Reykjavík
Mosfellsbær - Landakotskirkja Iglesia - Tjörnin - Reykjavík is a 39 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 363 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Elliðavatnshringur
Elliðavatnshringur is an 8.8 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 51 m.

(Hveragerði) Reykjadalur Thermal Pools
(Hveragerði) Reykjadalur Thermal Pools is a 4.0 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 92 m.

Grafarvogshverfi
Grafarvogshverfi is a 3.0 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Reykjavík hotel Island Spa and Wellness
Reykjavík hotel Island Spa and Wellness is a 9.2 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 95 m.

Grafarholt1
Grafarholt1 runs about 3.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.

Fossvogur og Öskjuhlíð

Reykjavík Skeifan-Úlfarsdalur
An 8.9 km route in the capital area, Reykjavík Skeifan-Úlfarsdalur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 118 m.

Mosfellsbær
Mosfellsbær is a 7.8 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 354 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Vallholmi
Vallholmi runs about 4.0 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 26 m.

Reykjavík- Perlan
Reykjavík- Perlan is a 1.5 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Helgufoss
Helgufoss runs about 1.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 48 m.


Raudholar
A 2.8 km loop in the capital area, Raudholar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Einn af Lakahnúkum á Hellisheiði
Einn af Lakahnúkum á Hellisheiði is a 2.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 125 m.

Seljahverfi: Grjótasel - Breiðholtsbraut
Seljahverfi: Grjótasel - Breiðholtsbraut. is a 0.4 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 24 m.


Laugarvatn - Mosfellsbær
Laugarvatn - Mosfellsbær is a 48 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 623 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Úlfarsfell
Úlfarsfell is a 6.7 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 263 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Garðabaer
Garðabaer is a 6.7 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 63 m.

Stórhöfði - Hvaleyrarvatn hringur
A 6.6 km loop in the capital area, Stórhöfði - Hvaleyrarvatn hringur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 172 m.

Keldur - Grafarvogur - Keldur
Keldur - Grafarvogur - Keldur runs about 4.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 29 m.

Hveragerdi Rover Way Walk-Promenade
Hveragerdi Rover Way Walk-Promenade runs about 0.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Guðudalssvæðifyrir ofan Hvaragerði
A 4.3 km loop in the capital area, Guðudalssvæðifyrir ofan Hvaragerði comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 86 m.

Reykjavík Grafarholt í snjóbyl síðasta vetrardag
An 18 km loop in the capital area, Reykjavík Grafarholt í snjóbyl síðasta vetrardag comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 180 m.

Reykjavík. Njörvasund and nearby shops
A 1.4 km route in the capital area, Reykjavík. Njörvasund and nearby shops comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Laugarvatn + Öxarárfoss
Laugarvatn + Öxarárfoss runs about 2.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 245 m.

Woffarölt við Langavatn

Paseo Reikiavik
Paseo Reikiavik runs about 1.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Stekkjarhraun
A 2.4 km loop in the capital area, Stekkjarhraun comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Woffarölt á Hólmsheiði

Reykjavík - Seltjarnarnes
A 3.0 km route in the capital area, Reykjavík - Seltjarnarnes comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Alafoss Molfelsbaer
Alafoss Molfelsbaer 23.08.2020 is a 1.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Thorufoss
Thorufoss is a 0.7 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 23 m.

Vífilsfell
Vífilsfell runs about 6.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 459 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hafravatn - Borgarvatn - Bjarnarvatn - Þverfell
Hafravatn - Borgarvatn - Bjarnarvatn - Þverfell runs about 7.6 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 280 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kopavogur
A 9.0 km loop in the capital area, Kopavogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 76 m.

Blikastaðarnes
Blikastaðarnes runs about 9.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 80 m.

Grafarholt
A 13 km loop in the capital area, Grafarholt comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 164 m.

Úlfarsfell að heiman
Úlfarsfell að heiman is a 9.3 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 289 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Heiðmörk - langa brekkan x5
Heiðmörk - langa brekkan x5 runs about 5.6 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 305 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hvaleyrarvatn og nágrenni
Hvaleyrarvatn og nágrenni is a 5.5 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 130 m.

Hveragerdi lambahnjúkar
Hveragerdi lambahnjúkar is a 5.7 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 404 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Viðigerði-skífa - Viðigerði
Viðigerði-skífa - Viðigerði is a 9.7 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 237 m.

Bessastaðanes
A 6.5 km loop in the capital area, Bessastaðanes comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Móskarðshnjúkar
A 7.4 km loop in the capital area, Móskarðshnjúkar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 680 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Sækja bíl
Sækja bíl is a 5.5 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 35 m.

Ármannsfell
Ármannsfell runs about 13 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 611 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Elliðavatnshringurinn
Elliðavatnshringurinn runs about 6.2 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 28 m.

Espigerði - Fossvogur
Espigerði - Fossvogur 10.4.2021 is a 4.3 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Short walk (Úlfarsfellsvegur)
Short walk (Úlfarsfellsvegur) is a 1.6 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 29 m.

Reynisvatn
A 1.4 km loop in the capital area, Reynisvatn comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 38 m.

Skammadalur
Skammadalur runs about 5.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 186 m.

Ásfjall Hvaleyrarvatn Vellir
Ásfjall Hvaleyrarvatn Vellir runs about 10 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 219 m.

labbi labb
A 10 km loop in the capital area, labbi labb comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 115 m.

Hafnarfjörður/Álftanes/Garðabær/Hafnarfjörður
Hafnarfjörður/Álftanes/Garðabær/Hafnarfjörður runs about 10 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 58 m.

Tröllafoss
Tröllafoss runs about 5.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 238 m.

Grafarholt / Grafarvogur
A 6.4 km route in the capital area, Grafarholt / Grafarvogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 116 m.

Mosfell
Mosfell is a 21 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 711 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Heiðmörk
Heiðmörk runs about 11 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 267 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Elliðaárdals hringur
An 11 km loop in the capital area, Elliðaárdals hringur 26.12.2020 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 104 m.

Hafnarfjörður - Álftanes - Garðaholt - Hafnarfjörður
Hafnarfjörður - Álftanes - Garðaholt - Hafnarfjörður runs about 11 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 71 m.

Kleifarvatn
Kleifarvatn runs about 5.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 127 m.

Ármannsfell from Laugarvatn
Ármannsfell from Laugarvatn runs about 8.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 606 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Kópavogur / Fossvogskirkjugarður / Breiðholt / Kópavogur
A 17 km route in the capital area, Kópavogur / Fossvogskirkjugarður / Breiðholt / Kópavogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 193 m.

Ingólfsfjall- Hveragerdi
A 10 km loop in the capital area, Ingólfsfjall- Hveragerdi comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 498 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kópavogir / Fossvogur / Seljahverfi / Kópavogur
A 17 km loop in the capital area, Kópavogir / Fossvogur / Seljahverfi / Kópavogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 204 m.

Leggjabrjótur - Þingvellir - Hvaleyrarfjörður
Leggjabrjótur - Þingvellir - Hvaleyrarfjörður runs about 17 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 305 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Vörðuskeggi - Pálína
A 14 km loop in the capital area, Vörðuskeggi - Pálína comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 784 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Selfjall og Sandfell
A 7.2 km loop in the capital area, Selfjall og Sandfell comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 354 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hallgrimskirkja church - Reykjavík
Hallgrimskirkja church - Reykjavík runs about 5.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 28 m.

Blákollur from Hveragerði
Blákollur from Hveragerði is a 5.4 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 280 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Church – Reykjavík
A 15 km route in the capital area, Dómkirkjan i Hallgrimskirkja church des de Reykjavík comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 214 m.

Vatnskot/Skogarkot
Vatnskot/Skogarkot is a 5.9 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 41 m.

Hrútagjá - Fjallið eina
Hrútagjá - Fjallið eina is a 6.6 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 167 m.

Aguas termales from Hveragerði
A 16 km route in the capital area, Aguas termales from Hveragerði comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 542 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Burfellsgjá
Burfellsgjá is a 4.7 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 110 m.

Mirador Laugarvatn
Mirador Laugarvatn is a 1.1 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Klambratún
Klambratún runs about 1.4 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Þinvellir
Þinvellir 27.06.2020 is a 1.6 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 106 m.

Espigerði - Fossvogsdalur (vantar í leiðina)
A 2.5 km route in the capital area, Espigerði - Fossvogsdalur (vantar í leiðina). comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.

Austan rauðavatns
Austan rauðavatns runs about 4.0 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 39 m.

Linda- og Salahverfi
Linda- og Salahverfi runs about 2.1 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 35 m.

Laugardagsganga
Laugardagsganga runs about 6.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 70 m.

Mótstöðuhringur lengri
A 6.7 km loop in the capital area, Mótstöðuhringur lengri comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 53 m.

Breiðholtshringur
Breiðholtshringur is an 11 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 121 m.

Reykjavik - Kopavogur
Reykjavik - Kopavogur is a 5.4 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 51 m.

15/321 Dalur
15/321 Dalur runs about 5.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 43 m.

Kópavogur - Kópavogur
Kópavogur - Kópavogur runs about 5.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.

Garðabær
Garðabær runs about 6.3 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 158 m.

Rondje Hveragerdi
Rondje Hveragerdi runs about 5.8 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 41 m.

Rvk - ströndin
Rvk - ströndin is a 7.8 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Viðey Island, Reykjavík 03 Aug 2017
Viðey Island, Reykjavík 03 Aug 2017 runs about 7.5 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 79 m.

Hafnarfjörður - Kópavogur
Hafnarfjörður - Kópavogur is a 21 km route in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 395 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hafnarfjörður - Garðabær
A 5.0 km route in the capital area, Hafnarfjörður - Garðabær comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 31 m.

Grafarvogshringur
Grafarvogshringur runs about 25 km through the capital area, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 332 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Garðabaer
Garðabaer is a 5.2 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Kopavogur 3
Kopavogur 3 is a 5.3 km loop in the capital area, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 30 m.

Seltjarnarnes
A 12 km loop in the capital area, Seltjarnarnes comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 85 m.

Hafnarfjörður - Kópavogur
An 18 km route in the capital area, Hafnarfjörður - Kópavogur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 281 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.
Guðmundarlundur and Elliðavatn
Guðmundarlundur and Elliðavatn is a 5.0 km hiking route in Kópavogur, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 198 m and takes 1–2 hours. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Blikastaðanes
Blikastaðanes is a 2.9 km hiking route in Mosfellsbær, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. A capital-area route, it climbs about 129 m and takes 30–60 minutes. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Water Circle in Heiðmörk
The Water Circle in Heiðmörk is a 7.6 km hiking route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 448 m and takes 1–2 hours.
Helgafell in Mosfellsbær
Helgafell in Mosfellsbær is a 1.9 km hiking route in Mosfellsbær, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 168 m and takes 30–60 minutes.
Esjan up to Steinn
Esjan up to Steinn is a 6.7 km hiking route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 816 m and takes 2–3 hours.
Garðabær Circle
The Garðabær Circle is a 7.1 km hiking route in Garðabær, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 124 m and takes 2–3 hours. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Fossvogsdalur
Fossvogsdalur is a 6.3 km hiking route in Kópavogur, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 469 m and takes 1–2 hours.
Fógetastígur in Gálgahraun
Fógetastígur in Gálgahraun is a 4.2 km hiking route in Garðabær, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 248 m and takes 1–2 hours.
Helgafell in Hafnarfjörður
Helgafell in Hafnarfjörður is a 5.7 km hiking route in Hafnarfjörður, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 397 m and takes 1–2 hours.
Himnastiginn, Víghóll and Heljarslóð
Himnastiginn, Víghóll and Heljarslóð is a 3.5 km hiking route in Kópavogur, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 391 m and takes 1–2 hours. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Hjalli Circle in Heiðmörk
The Hjalli Circle in Heiðmörk is an 8.0 km hiking route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 108 m and takes 2–3 hours.
Æðisíða
Æðisíða is a 3.1 km hiking route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. A capital-area route, it climbs about 16 m and takes 30–60 minutes. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Ásfjall and Ástjörn
Ásfjall and Ástjörn is a 4.3 km hiking route in Hafnarfjörður, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 210 m and takes 1–2 hours.
Eldborg, Stóra Kóngsfell and Drottning
Eldborg, Stóra Kóngsfell and Drottning is a 5.3 km hiking route in Kópavogur, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 190 m and takes 2–3 hours. Underfoot it is mostly rocky, lava.
Kópavogsdalur and Kópavogstún
Kópavogsdalur and Kópavogstún is a 3.3 km hiking route in Kópavogur, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. A capital-area route, it climbs about 35 m and takes 30–60 minutes. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Esjuhlíðar
Esjuhlíðar is a 1.9 km hiking route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 109 m and takes 1–2 hours.
Ríkishringur circle in Heiðmörk
The Ríkishringur circle in Heiðmörk is a 12.2 km running route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 190 m and takes 1–2 hours. Underfoot it is mostly gravel, wood chip.
Lali and Reykjaborg
Lali and Reykjaborg is a 4.5 km running route in Mosfellsbær, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 289 m and takes 30–60 minutes. Underfoot it is mostly gravel, rocky.
Vesturbær Circle from Neslaug
Vesturbær Circle from Neslaug is an 11.1 km running route in Seltjarnarnes, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 73 m and takes 1–2 hours. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Valahnúkar and Búrfellsgjá
Valahnúkar and Búrfellsgjá is a 12.4 km running route in Hafnarfjörður, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 171 m and takes 1–2 hours. Underfoot it is mostly gravel, lava.
Kársnes loop from Kópavogslaug
Kársnes loop from Kópavogslaug is a 5.7 km running route in Kópavogur, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated easy (Level 1), it climbs about 54 m and takes 30–60 minutes. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt.
Elliðavatn Circle from Árbæjarlaug
Elliðavatn Circle from Árbæjarlaug is a 12.7 km running route in Reykjavík, in Iceland's Reykjavík capital region. Rated moderate (Level 2), it climbs about 116 m and takes 1–2 hours. Underfoot it is mostly asphalt, gravel.





