South Coast Hikes

Hvannadalshnukur 2110 M

Hvannadalshnúkur (2110m), the highest mountain in Iceland. For this hike we leave the car at Sandfell car park, a small parking area off the ring road where we will start our adventure. The hike can be divided into four well distinctive parts: 1- The first part takes us from the car park up to the beginning of the glacier at about 1100m of elevation. It's about 5km long on rocky terrain and here we'll be following, for a big part of it, a well-marked path. (Distance 5Km - Elevation gain 1000m) 2- The second part will take us up to the caldera rim of the Öræfajökull volcano at about 1800m of elevation. In this part we will be walking inside the glacier, crossing over crevasse after crevasse. The number of crevasses and the difficulty of them will highly depend on the time of the year. We need to be roped up and get our crampons and ice axe out of the backpack from this point onwards. (Distance 4km - elevation gain 700m) 3- The third part is mainly flat and will end at the base of the summit. It's about 2.5 Km and the snow conditions will greatly affect how long it takes us. (Distance 2.5Km - Elevation gain 0m) 4- The last part takes us to the summit. It's the shortest of the four parts with only about 1 Km distance but it's the most technical one. The conditions of the snow/ice will greatly affect the difficulty. Here we will be crossing a few more crevasses. (Distance 1 Km - Elevation gain 200 m) Although this mountain is not that high it is very difficult due to the amount of the crevasses on the glacier. For this reason I recommend this hike only for very experienced people. If you are not, like me, I highly recommend you to hire a local mountain guide. Not only do they have the technical skills but also they have knowledge about this particular glacier. I hired a guide through the company Glacier Adventure. Our guide, Reynir, was very good and we manage to reach the summit thanks to his great ability to always find a way to cross each crevasse. Last but not least mention that the weather conditions can get quite tough so you better have enough warm clothes with you, including gloves. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also a must. Overall it was a great effort and a fantastic experience. Full description and more pictures at Back from Summit: Hvannadalshnúkur

Thorsmork Volcano Huts Fimmvorduhals Baldvinsskali Hut

Ascend all day. quite steep sometimes so get ready to breath deep. some parts are exhilarating as you walk narrow paths and mountain ridges, it's not dangerous if you are careful enough, but defo add some spices to the whole hike, and views to either side of ridge are just beautiful. on top of mountain there are few newly formed volcanic summits and a volcano, also you traverse in between glaciers so it's possible to see that blue blue ice/snow which is mesmerizing. be prepared as climate changes completely on top, compared to a start of a trail. windy, foggy, cold. Upon hitting the summit wind was more than 20 m/s, the warden in the hut notified us of this condition, but we risked it and did the trail anyway, wasn't as bad as warden tried to portray it. ( safety first though) but If you have strong will everything is possible !

Skaelingar Sveinstindur

From Skaelingar hut north to the Sveinstindur hut First 5 km on the road then through a rather narrow gorge with lots of stream crossings along the green Uxartindar mountains. At the end of the gorge you find a beautiful green lagoon. Next steep ascend of a hill and also steep descend on the other side. Because of erosion ba jökulhlaup it may rather be difficult to get down to valley ground.Then a small river must be forded. The rest of the hike follows the Skaftá river through lava deserts and moss pastures. Be very careful in the moss. Don´t destroy it!

Iceland Trek Day 12 2016 08 24 From North To South

It's part of a 20 days hike. Beware it's not the normal north south Iceland Hike. It's mostly offtrail, there are one extremly difficult river to cross and 20km on a glacier. There are a few dangers, I put tag on the track, but I'm not sure it's 100% acurate, because I made it from memory. I also put tag for water, but in case of water from snow it doesn't mean it will work for you too. In any case I'am not responsable if anything happen to anyone who follow this track. If you have question don't hesitate. Link of the video of the Hike: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fIwiThG_qM&t=16s

Glacier Panorama Trail Iceland

Glacier Panorama Trail is an fairly easy trail from roots of Mýrdalsjökull to the parking on Sólheimajökulsmelar. This trail is operated by Arcanum Mountainguides and was a super pleasant trip.

Thorsgata Volcano Trail

Þórsgata Volcano Trail is one of the most beautiful and versatile trails in Iceland and offers unrivalled views of the Þórsmörk Nature Reserve and the neighbouring mountains, volcanoes, glaciers and valleys. The Þórsgata Trail sits right between the two iconic trails Laugavegur and Fimmvörðuháls and is an ideal extension for anyone planning to hike these two trails. The trail is ideal for both hiking and for trail running with the Volcano Huts as basecamp. One of the most popular trail-running competitions in Iceland, the Þórsgata Volcano Trail Run is staged on parts of this trail.

Strutslaug Hot Springs Day 5

Day 5 of a 5-day trek in Iceland. This was a relaxing day with only a 12 km round trip hike to Strútslaug hot springs from the Strútsskáli cabin. The path passes next to Mt. Strútur. You can get into the hot springs, which are really hot, and also in a cold stream next to it. Although it was August we had colder weather than average. Maximum temperatures were around 8-10˚C during the day, down to 2-4˚C at night. Wind can get very intense. Bring appropriate clothing with many layers for the hike and for the time at the cabin. Our incredible guide was Sölvi Signhildar Úlfsson. Day 4 here: https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/alftavotn-to-strutur-day-4-181855936

Sveinstindur Hut Sveinstindur Top Langisjor Information House

Start at Sveinstindur hut on a footpath up the hill behind, walk then down to the lavasand valley. The ascent from here is steep but easy despite a small rocky belt and the last 50 metres to the top. You get an overwhelming view of the Langisjór lake and Vatnajökull glacier not before you reach the top. The arrival is as like as the curtain opens and the best concert ever begins.

Markarfljotsgljufur Canyon Laugavegur Trail Detour

Markarfljótsgljúfur Canyon. Small (4km ) detour is much more interesting than all second day on Laugavegur Trail (from Álftavatn to Botnar hut ) Don't miss it ! Of course you can reach Botnar hut with car 4x4 as well path is clear

Hjorleifshofdi

Lomagnupur 22 01 2011

Plan was to do two mountains today but only managed this one. The other one, Hatta, will have to wait. Due to bad shape of the road I had to leave the car 2km earlier than expected and then I also went up to early so I and came across impassable canyon so I had to go down about 250m. Very ice also. Didn´t put on the crampoons due to lots of rocks. Once I fell on my belly and couldn´t stop me with the ice-axe so I just turned and faced the direction I was sliding and steered pass the big rocks until I was able to stop. Also there was occasional fog. However mangaged to get to the summit and kind of adventurous trip ;). During summer this is an easy one, and it´s better not to go into the steep too soon, rather follow the river.

Eldfell Il Vulcano Di Heimaey Eldfell The Heimaey Volcano

3D Video Relive:Percorso che porta in cima al vulcano Eldfell, sull'isola di Heimaey.Per maggiori dettagli, visitate la pagina https://www.etnatracking.com/islanda/percorsi/eldfell-vulcano-heimaey, dove troverete:-Descrizione dettagliata-Altre foto-Informazioni sugli alloggi nei pressi del percorso.[ENGLISH]Path that leads to the peak of teh Eldfell volcano in the Heimaey island.More info at https://www.etnatracking.com/en/iceland/routes/eldfell-the-heimaey-volcano:-Detailed description-More Pictures-Information about accommodations next to the route.[GERMAN]Weg, der zum Gipfel des Eldfell Vulkans führt in der Heimaey Insel.Mehr Info: https://www.etnatracking.com/de/island/wanderwege-und-lehrpfade/eldfell-der-heimaey-vulkan:-Detaillierte Beschreibung-Mehr Bilder-Informationen über Unterkünfte neben dem Pfad.

Jokulsarlon To Breidarlon And Fjallsarlon

Just sublime hiking with a fantastic view of glaciers all the time. The trail is easy and well marked. It is very little used. You can start at either end but arrange got transport back to the starting point (11km on the ring road). In a non-covid situation there are facilities at both ends (WC etc).

Stori Nupur

We made in Aprill. You need to find your way how to get to the river (not difficult). You can walk next to the river as long as you like. Very nice easy path. Waterfall small but very nice to sit next to it and take a rest. We came back some old fake road, a bit muddy, but still OK.

Iceland Laugavegur Fimmvorduhals Thorsmork 22 8 11

Second day of the track, really bad weather when leaving the pass hut (wonderful place to overnight!) Please take into account that to cross the Krosa river we used a the hut´s tractor, it is not possible to cross by walk folowing my track.

Fimmvorduhals Skogar Thorsmork Husadalur Volcano Huts

Trail from Skógar to Þórsmörk, specifically to Volcano Huts in Húsadalur passing through: - Fosstorfufoss (0.7 km) - Innri Fellsfoss (1.8 km) - Kæfufoss (2.3 km) - Fimmvörðuháls (12.6 km) - Básar (21.2 km) Marvellous trail with jaw-dropping variety of landscapes, from watterfalls surrounded by lush green to other-worldly volcanic ice desert. I'm marking it as difficult because of the sheer length and potentially tough weather/surface conditions in the upper part. First part up to hut in Baldvinsskáli is easy, the only difficultu was a steady incline. After that there is a passage inbetween the glaciers. This year (July 2024), in comparison to when I did this trail in July 2019, there was still a lot of snow and at some points you had to walk on ice making thr passage more challanging. This stretch of the trail is also very often foggy. Following on the way down to Þórsmörk there was one moderately challanging part with steep decline covered with patch of melting snow. There is one parr of the trail with very chaotic mixture of chains and rope installed but its’s actually not very hard unless you have extreme fear of heights. When you cross that part the trail gets easy again. To get to Húsadalur from Básar, you need to cross the Krossá (the glacial river). There is a movable foot bridge that you have to use (Krossá can be very deep even if it doesn't look so and you shouldn't attempt to cross yourself). This time it was set up very close to Langidalur.

Lakagigar Hike On Laki

Hike up to Laki mountain with a fantastic views on the Lakagigar craters with the Vatnajökull glacier in the background. At the start is an information point with toilets and a ranger that can provide information. The path is well marked and maintained.

Strutsstigur Hvanngil Strutsskali

Start at Hvanngil hut and climb up the Hvanngilshausar ridge. Fantastic view of Myrdalsjökull and Laugarvegur. Pass Einstigsfjall and cross the wide wet valley Kaldaklof rich of small streams. At the small hill Móhella enter the black Sandur and hold on to a rock formation in the middle of the sandur. Then turn to northeast into the the next valley. Deep in the valley ascent on of the ridges in eastern direction. There you will find a footpath again. After a short while Strútsskáli comes in sight.

Bleiksargljufur

Nice trekking along a narrow canyon, circular, going up on the west side, crossing and going down on the east side.

Laugavegurinn 1 2 Landmannalaugar Hrafntinnusker Alftavatn Hvanngil

It's easy to follow the path, very good signals all the way. You don't have to be superfit to do it, you can make it in one or two days. Álftavatn is cool, but the hut is usually packed and the campground it's not the best, you'll better go to Hvanngil, it's quiter, very beautiful and easier to get place in the hut, even without reservation.

Landmannalaugar Hrafntinnusker Lake Alftavatn

Amazing trek, very versatile, from colorful mountains to snow covered summits to Icelandic green mountain sides and Lake at the end. Few rivers to cross, so have your gear ready. we did it barefoot, not ass comfortable as with sandals, but manageable :) expect to have all kind of weather conditions (have your layers, you'll need them) and be ready to get soaked if you have no proper rain gear.

Hekla 29 Aug 2009 09 27

Hiked on volcano Hekla 1491m (1496 m according to my GPS). Started from lowest point. Possible to drive 500 meters higher. Walking in loose stone lava rocks and some ice near the top. Total time to top 3 hours.

Fimmvorthuhals Thorsmork Fimvorduhals Skogafoss

There are a couple of steep sections while climbing up to Fimmvörthuháls. From there, if the weather forecast is good take the trail closer to the river, you'll see plenty of waterfalls. Skógafoss is great but don't miss the other falls, some of them are really awesome.

Skaftafell National Parc

For al pictures of this track visit http://www.andrewolff.nl/FotoSerie/IJsland/18/index.html and for all my Iceland tracks and pictures vist http://www.andrewolff.nl/FotoSerie/IJsland/index.htm

Afangagil Landmannalaugar Holaskjol Day 6 9

Day 6: from the camp NNE of Torfajokull to Strutslaug. Shortly after the pass E of our camp, waterfalls in the river were circumvented by going N uphill (waypoint) and then back down (rather steep) to the river. Nice hot pool at Strutslaug with a good spot for a tent, keep it clean!

Laugavegurinn 3 4 Hvanngil Emstrur Botnar Thorsmork

Easy to follow. You have to cross a couple of rivers. The first one, which is close to Hvanngil hut can be tricky depending on the snowmelt or the rain. Use the widest part you find and don't rely in the islands . Better ask advice to the hut or campground guards or anyone you may find coming the other way.

Iceland Laugavegur Hrafntinnusker Landmannalaugar 26 8 11

Last day, we felt really tired after those hard days, but we feel strong for the last track!Easy day, we had to spend the whole trail walking down, enjoying the lava views around the whole track. The last kilometrers you have to walk around the lava walls as if you are in a maze. Just arrive to Landmannalaugar camp, just enjoy a swing in the hot-pool.

Iceland South Eldgja Ofaerufoss

Eldgjá, Ófærufoss Waterfall Situated between Landmannalaugar and Kirkjubæjarklaustur, Eldgja is the largest volcanic canyon in the world, 270m deep, 600m at its widest and around 40 km long. The canyon lies paralel with the Lakagigar craters Contact me for extra info.

Day 1 Laugavegur And Fimmvorduhals Trail Skogar To Baldvinsskali Hut

Officially there is no water supplies in the hut, but they did have some canisters and allowed us to refill. The last place to get water before reaching the hut is at the river crossing, still quite a few km before the hut. It is very important to carry some water with you and also refill (if possible) in the hut as there won’t be natural water supplies until you reach Þórsmörk at the end of next day. There is no trash disposal either, so you have to carry your own trash to the next hut. There is another hut, Fimmvörðuháls Mountain Hut a bit higher up in the mountain, which has more services, but you have to hike another hour to reach it and divert a bit from the main trail.

Day 2 Laugavegur And Fimmvorduhals Trail Baldvinsskali Hut To Langidalur

There are some exposed areas with chains that might be tricky for people with vertigo, especially when carrying jumbo backpacks or in heavy rain. The chains in some parts were barely holding and didn’t serve their duty! There is also one short ridge which is exposed on both sides and with no support whatsoever. A really tricky place for people with vertigo (be ready to crawl if you have issues with heights). The bridge to cross the river before reaching the Langidalur hut has wheels – don’t be surprised if you won’t find it in the same place as map indicates! The camping has a tent with a few tables to hide from a bad weather while cooking or eating.

Landmannahelir Londmundur Summit

This was a big surprise! This 3 hours one way trail recomennded to us guard on the campsite. From the summit you can see seven glaciers. Trail is well marked.

Iceland Laugavegur Skogar Fimmvorduhals 21 8 11

Normally, this is the last step in the Landmmanalaugar trail, if you still have force after the previous 4 tracks when you arriving Thormsmoek. But for us was the first trak, due to we decided to do in the other direction... Beautifull begining with the Skogafoss views but hard first climbing... Beautyful landscape of the Pass in rhe last Kilometers, arriving the old Baldvinsskali hut. Enjoy, next step, Fimmvörðuháls - Thorsmork

Day 3 Laugavegur And Fimmvorduhals Trail Langidalur To Emstrur

You will have to cross one river today with a painfully cold water. Have sandals or water shoes to do it! Depending on the year it can be knee or even mid-thigh deep. Try crossing at the place where the river goes wider, it will be less deep. For general safety, don’t fasten your backpack in case you fall in the water. At the end of the hike there is a bridge to cross the river. The trail to reach the bridge is a bit exposed, but not too much. We think it would be much more complicated to do this section the opposite direction (north to south), especially for people with vertigo. We were lucky with our choice There is no trash disposal at the hut in Emstrur. The camping has a tent with a few tables to hide from a bad weather while cooking or eating. There is a nice Markarfljótsgljúfur canyon for a detour from the hut. A nice add on at the end of the day or next morning. (With our bad weather we decided to skip it)

Svein

Gradual and non-stop ascent to the highest peak near Langisjór lake - Sveinstindur. Amazing views on a nice day. Marked trail, steady climb, hiking poles will be useful. You can come back the same way only (or continue somewhere else). More at: https://epiciceland.net/

Laugavegur Trail Day 2 Hrafntinnusker Alftavatn W

Second stage of the Lauvagevur trail, being the most impressive with magnificent landscapes trough the rhyolite mountains and views of the glaciers in the far distance

Iceland South Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach

Iceland South - Route 1 - Route 215 Reynisfjara - Black Sand Beach - Cliff - Promontory - Bird Watching Contact me for extra info

Afangagil Landmannalaugar Holaskjol Day 5 9

Day 5: from Landmannalaugar to a camp close to the lakes NNE of Torfajokull. This route is not optimal: several river crossings, and a steep ascent from Drengsli (waypoint). Here is also the only tricky part of the 9-day tour, the last 10 m of the ascent is steep, slippery and exposed. So there should be better ways. At the end of the track, we crossed a broad ridge (scree) of ca. 900 m, but it may be better to go W of it. We did not see anybody after leaving Landmannalaugar.

Iceland Laugavegur Thorsmork To Landmannalaugar

Details Day 1 : Thorsmork to Ermstrur (16.33 km) Day 2 : Emstrur to Alfavatn (16.59 km) Day 3 : Alfavatn to Hrafntinnusker (10.97 km) Day 4 : Hrafntinnusker to Landmannalaugar (10.07 km) This can be done in 2 to 3 days, especially if you're going the other "usual" way. Introduction to the trail The Landmannalaugar – Thorsmork route is called “Laugavegurinn”, The Hot Spring Route, which is very appropriate. It is clearly marked between the huts in Landmannalaugar, Hrafntinnusker (Obsidian Skerry), on lake Alftavatn (The Lake of the Whooper Swans) and on river Sydri-Emstrua in Fremri-Botnar. The trail “Laugavegurinn” is one of the most popular and most travelled hiking trails in Icelandic wilderness. It is equally popular with domestic and foreign hikers. This is not without a reason as the trail offers a great variety of landscape. Mountains in almost every colour of the rainbow, great glaciers, roaring hot springs, big rivers and lakes. Generally the hike lasts four days and the starting point is Landmannalaugar (altitude approx. 600 meters) Overnighting is in huts but you have to supply your own sleeping bag. Those with confirmed reservations have a higher priority so it is important to look in advance if you want to have a certain place to stay. Source: https://www.nat.is/laugavegur-hike-from-landmannalaugar-to-thorsmork/

Iceland Trek Day 15 2016 08 27 From North To South

It's part of a 20 days hike. Beware it's not the normal north south Iceland Hike. It's mostly offtrail, there are one extremly difficult river to cross and 20km on a glacier. There are a few dangers, I put tag on the track, but I'm not sure it's 100% acurate, because I made it from memory. I also put tag for water, but in case of water from snow it doesn't mean it will work for you too. In any case I'am not responsable if anything happen to anyone who follow this track. If you have question don't hesitate. Link of the video of the Hike: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fIwiThG_qM&t=16s

Langisjor Sveinstindur Hut

The track follows the marked jeep-track from Lake Langisjór to Sveinstindur hut. Because of sandstorm, rain and dense fog it was safer to follow the 'road' than to take the much shorter footpath.

Fimmvorduhals From Skogar To Thorsmork

Amazing trekking to enjoy some of Iceland's most spectacular scenery. Not exactly done in the best weather conditions, incessant rain and ice slowed us down a lot, especially while we were crossing the Magni. If done in good weather conditions it does not present any particular difficulties to report. I recommend monitoring the weather carefully and constantly before departure to avoid unpleasant situations.

Alftavatn Emstrur Thorsmork

Quite moderate trail. only hard part is the distance itself. we only decided to do it as there were not too much ascensions involved, pretty flat walk. Nevertheless it was tiresome, although the views were rewarding enough and engaging so time flew. well marked and easy to follow distance.

Skyfall

Download its GPS track and follow the route on a map. Record your own itinerary from the Wikiloc app, upload the trail and share it with the community.

Torsmork Iceland

Hike in the Torsmork (Porsmork? Thorsmork?) area in Iceland. The day before the eruption of the Eylafjallajokull.... which stopped our hiking vacation

Iceland Djupa Skaftafell

A variation to the old Laki-Skaftafell route. Easy to get to the starting point - take the bus, for example Stræto, ask the driver to let you off by Djupa. Instead of walking down to Nupstadaskogar, one can skip that part and just continue east to the Skeidararjokull glacier and make this a 5 - 6 day tour. Meaning that one does not need to carry so much food. Crampons and all necessary cravasse - rescue-stuff is a must for crossing the glacier as well as to let the good people at safetravel.is know about your plans. As the hike starts east of Djupa river, there are no "serious" rivers to cross but still, it is better to have river crossing shoes. And - there is no need to carry water with you - except through the mountains between Skeidararjokull and Skaftafell. But something decent to wear in the hot (all natural) pool is needed.

Kvernufoss And Skogafoss

This hike combines the waterfalls of Kvernufoss and Skogafoss to a magnificent hike over the planes over Skoga. The last two kilometers the hike follows the river Skoga, there one can see a lot of beautiful waterfalls, even more beautifull than the famous Skogafoss.

Thorsmork Fimmvorduhals

This is a bit difficult path that leads you on the top of the new lava spattern cones formed in the 2010 eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull. In a few passage you have to be carefull because could be slippery and dizzyness, for three times you have to use a chain. The view is amazing!

Laugar Hattver Strutur

When I was asked to guide a small group of people from Landmannalaugar to the cabin at Strútur via Hattver my first reaction was to decline - I had never hiked this route myself and the weather forecast was pretty bad. Eventually I agreed to use someone else's GPS data to do it - otherwise the trip would have been cancelled. The weather lived up to the forecast's promise - I would love to do this stretch again and actually see what I'm doing! What I might actually want to do is a slightly different route - straight across the glacier instead of skirting it the way we did.

Laugavegur Trail Day 2 Climb To Bratthals

Side Tour from Alftavatn Hutt wiw great views over the lake

Haldulfoss Glasiar View From Sker Vulcano

Impressive view of huge glaciar Myrdalsjokull with waterfalls and some lakes not difficult but long way back and forth

Thrihyrningur

Road to the trail by car goes through the private land. Ask permission if you find anyone (to be polite), it should be ok. We left our car to the first closed fence and continued. Small mountain river before the trail, find narrower place to cross it or don’t. Our weather condition was far from perfect, high wind, thick fog, no rain. Trail starts easy, over the field, follow the sticks (don’t mess with sheeps). Lots of open rocks and land, be careful. We didn’t see much because of the fog. Due to extreme wind and fog conditikns we considered its not safe to follow furture from the first tip. Next time. We had group of 3- myself with 20yrs old son and 15yrs old daugter. No special gear. Everything was very nice. Nice and easy trail for beginners. If you are lucky with the weather, you won’t ever forget that. Have fun.

Eyjafjallajokull Tranverse Via Skerjaleid

A steep start, that then evens out. We geared up with belts and lines at 1300 meter altitude, and went to Godasteinn. We skipped Hamundur, the highest peak, this time. The way down is pretty secure and when we got to the farm at the base, we stayed of the path, as the farmer asked us to. There were no crevasses on the way, and the hike took around 11 hours. A very sunny day, and a beautiful day. And a loooong day.

Thrihyrningur Hiking Trail

There would be parking at the end of the road, but the road is private, and you would have to come from behind from the Froad if you wanted. We leave the car before the start of the private road, and continue on foot for a few km to the start of the path where there is also an explanatory sign of the mountain and the trail. You have to make a small ford so take into account if you suffer from cold water on your feet. Climb marked by wooden posts, and on the peaks there are no posts but quite visible marked paths, for the return we took an off-path which is however very stable and safe so as not to have to go up and down the peaks again on the way back, which reconnects us to the path of climb. Back at the car park there was a bit of confusion because I looked to see if there was a path so as not to have to cross the ford again but in the end we did it again, reconnecting to the private road and returning to the car.

Laugavegur Day 3 Of 3 Emstrur To Thorsmork Langidalur

N.b. I left the gps running: trail ends after 16km Final day, and the nights camping was better. I struggle to get going and we get a massive downpour at 7am just as we put the tents away. We start hiking around 9am, the mood is great and the weather improves. We make good progress but as we get to lunch wind and a heavy shower makes it hard work. The group deals with the penultilate climb and last river crossing very well. As we cross through Þòrsmörk the sun finally appears and we have a beautiful moment on the hill before dropping down to Langidalur in full sunshine. One girl didn't start the last day, but everyone else finished. Mathieu was great as was Ian, and we even get a medal for our troubles :)

Habarmur Og Graenihryggur Landmannalaugar 08 14 2022

The hike starIt by the lake Kirkjufellsvatn by the river Kirkjufellsós. I was on a small jeep but on a 4X4 you can cross the river (which is usually small) and shorten the hike about 2 km. I is a beautiful loop with a stop by the famous Grænihryggur (Green ridge)

Afangagil Landmannalaugar Holaskjol Day 7 8 9Am 9

Day 7: from the camp at Strutslaug to the summit of Torfajokull and back. No track was recorded, but a few waypoints are shown. The first part of the route is a trail, starting at a shield. The route then goes over a short narrow ridge, and after that there are some cairns which are important on the way back for finding the right place for the descent. Higher up, there are snow fields (some may have water below them) and steep scree. The view from the summit is great. Day 8: from Strutslaug to the hut at Alftavotn (photo). There are GPS tracks for this on Wikiloc. In the middle, partially on trails or 4WD tracks. No GPS track was recorded, we used another Wikiloc track. Day 9am: from Alftavotn to the F208 at Eldgja area. A short easy hike. Where you meet the F208, there is a ford for cars and a bridge for hikers (photo).

Afangagil Landmannalaugar Holaskjol Day 3 9

Day 3: a short day, hiking from Blautakvisl to Reykjaladir area. Somewhat cumbersome because of all the side valleys that needed to be crossed, it may be possible to follow the river more often or to stay higher up. There are hot springs. We saw some 4WD tracks and vehicles.

Nauthusagil Falls

Hike along stream and then IN stream. At the final waterfall look on left for chains to hold and climb up the rocks. Worth it! But plan on getting wet and cold. Rain gear protected our clothes but our shoes weee definitely submerged.

Sigoldugljufur Canyon

Easy stroll to view the beautiful Sigöldugljúfur canyon from the car park on F208. I went as far as the dam to see the Krokslon lake, but the view from there is nothing special, so I suggest skipping that part and just go to the canyon viewpoint. ActivityWalking Distance3.9 km Created2019-08-08 14:06:56 Max. speed5.6 km/h Pace21:57 min/km Energy779 KJ Points451 AllSpeed > 0 Avg. speed2.7 km/h3.7 km/h Track time1 h:26 min:37 sec1 h:01 min:34 sec Min. altitude559 m Max. altitude576 m ElevationDistance Uphill67 m1063 m Downhill-57 m978 m Flat0 m1905 m

Asolfsskali

Nice ascent following the ridge line then a few zig zags up a few lower summits to avoid the snow line. Climbed in mid-apr so the snow had receded but it still restricted our hope of getting further up the slope. It was possible to avoid trails but there was an obvious one that ran up the slope. Stunning views, satisfying climb.

Hike from Írárfoss

A 5.8 km loop in the South Coast, Hike from Írárfoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 401 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Strútsstigur: Strútsskáli - Álftavötn

Strútsstigur: Strútsskáli - Álftavötn is a 22 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 402 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Skaftafell S6 trail to Svartifoss - Sjónarnípa

Skaftafell S6 trail to Svartifoss - Sjónarnípa is an 8.1 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 286 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Beginning of fimmvorðuhals track 10k total

Beginning of fimmvorðuhals track 10k total is a 5.6 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR (Þórsmörk -Landmannalaugar) in 4 days

An 82 km route in the South Coast, FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR (Þórsmörk -Landmannalaugar) in 4 days comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 3410 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Eyjafjallajökull

Eyjafjallajökull runs about 16 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1564 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laki summit, one way

Laki summit, one way runs about 7.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 376 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hekla

Hekla runs about 5.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Hof-Salthöfði og Salthöfðamýrar-Fosshotel glacial lagoon-Hof

Laugavegurinn: Emstrur - Þórsmörk

Laugavegurinn: Emstrur - Þórsmörk is a 15 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 306 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 4/9

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 4/9 is a 15 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 384 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Heimaklettur (Steps)

A 0.9 km loop in the South Coast, Heimaklettur (Steps) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 225 m.

Fjallsárlón Iceberg Lagoon

Fjallsárlón Iceberg Lagoon runs about 2.2 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Part 1/4 FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR (Þórsmörk -Landmannalaugar): Skógar to Þórsmörk

A 26 km route in the South Coast, Part 1/4 FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR (Þórsmörk -Landmannalaugar): Skógar to Þórsmörk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1317 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Iceland. Nyidalur - Eldgja. Day 6

Iceland. Nyidalur - Eldgja. Day 6 runs about 22 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 893 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Drangshlidarfjall

Drangshlidarfjall runs about 1.7 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 445 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Strútsstígur Strútsskáli - Hvanngil

Strútsstígur Strútsskáli - Hvanngil is a 15 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 274 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Sveinstindur um Ærfjall niður Kvísker

Sveinstindur um Ærfjall niður Kvísker runs about 26 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 2030 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Mulagljufur Canyon and falls

Mulagljufur Canyon and falls is a 4.0 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 236 m.

Sveinstindur

A 2.1 km route in the South Coast, Sveinstindur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 405 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Trimountains

Trimountains is a 20 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 911 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

skaftafell-blátindar-skeidarárjökull

Skaftafell-blátindar-skeidarárjökull runs about 31 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1494 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laugavegurinn: Landmannalaugar - Hrafntinnusker

Laugavegurinn: Landmannalaugar - Hrafntinnusker runs about 11 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 646 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Sundlaug Fossalda upp gilið

Sundlaug Fossalda upp gilið runs about 13 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 640 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

blue ice cave tour (for free)

A 17 km route in the South Coast, blue ice cave tour (for free) 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.

Stangarháls - Slyppugil

Stangarháls - Slyppugil runs about 13 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 380 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 1/9

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 1/9 is an 8.2 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 307 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Crystal Ice Cave

Crystal Ice Cave runs about 9.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 27 m.

Thorsmörk, around Réttarfell

Thorsmörk, around Réttarfell runs about 5.9 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 316 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Iceland-Laugavegur:Alfavatn - Hraftninnusker

Iceland-Laugavegur:Alfavatn - Hraftninnusker 25/8/11 runs about 12 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1015 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laugavegur trail day 4 - Emstrur - Bórsmörk

A 16 km route in the South Coast, Laugavegur trail day 4 - Emstrur - Bórsmörk comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 502 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Laugavegur trail day 3 - Álftavatn - Emstrur

A 17 km route in the South Coast, Laugavegur trail day 3 - Álftavatn - Emstrur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 518 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Halifos

Halifos runs about 21 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 465 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Blahnukur

Blahnukur is a 3.6 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 353 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Nauthúsagil

Nauthúsagil is a 2.3 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 169 m.

Hattfell

Hattfell is a 2.1 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 334 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

ICELAND Fjallsjökull Viewpoint

A 5.0 km loop in the South Coast, ICELAND Fjallsjökull Viewpoint comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 74 m.

Loop around Markarfljót canyon (start and ending in Emstrur basecamp)

Loop around Markarfljót canyon (start and ending in Emstrur basecamp) is a 3.5 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 161 m.

Geirlandsa

Geirlandsa runs about 24 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 494 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Short walk to the glacier

Short walk to the glacier runs about 4.0 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 134 m.

Part 4/4 FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR(Þórsmörk -Landmannalaugar): Alfavatn to Landmannalaugar

A 23 km route in the South Coast, Part 4/4 FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR(Þórsmörk -Landmannalaugar): Alfavatn to Landmannalaugar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 979 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Básar - Fimmvörðuháls - Skáli - Hvannárgil canyon

Básar - Fimmvörðuháls - Skáli - Hvannárgil canyon is a 23 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1532 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Part 3/4 FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR(Þórsmörk-Landmannalaugar): Emstrur to Álftavatn

Part 3/4 FIMMVÖRÐUHÁLS (Skógar-Þórsmörk ) + reverted LAUGAVEGUR(Þórsmörk-Landmannalaugar): Emstrur to Álftavatn is a 16 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 509 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur: Waterfall and lake loop

Kirkjubæjarklaustur: Waterfall and lake loop is a 3.9 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 138 m.

Hog in Iceland - trail to the glaciars

A 15 km loop in the South Coast, Hog in Iceland - trail to the glaciars comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 44 m.

Selsund Iceland

Selsund Iceland runs about 5.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 326 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur - Two Sister's Waterfall Loop

A 5.2 km loop in the South Coast, Kirkjubæjarklaustur - Two Sister's Waterfall Loop comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 121 m.

Laugavegur – Fimmvörðuháls – Þórsmörk

Skaftafell Hike route S2+S6+S5

Skaftafell Hike route S2+S6+S5 runs about 13 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 285 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Vik Cultural Walk

Vik Cultural Walk runs about 4.9 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 83 m.

Ice Cave Breidamerajökull by good 4x4 Jeep and by feet

An 11 km route in the South Coast, Ice Cave Breidamerajökull by good 4x4 Jeep and by feet comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 148 m.

Graenagil

A 2.1 km route in the South Coast, Graenagil 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.

From Hjálparfoss through Gjáin / Gjarfoss to Háifoss

A 20 km route in the South Coast, From Hjálparfoss through Gjáin / Gjarfoss to Háifoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 831 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Mælifell loop with camps and Strútslaug hot springs

Mælifell loop with camps and Strútslaug hot springs is a 59 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 595 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Vörðufell

Vörðufell is an 8.2 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 491 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Langidalur hut - Slyppugil trail

Langidalur hut - Slyppugil trail runs about 5.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 237 m.

Giljahopp í Mýrdal

A 15 km route in the South Coast, Giljahopp í Mýrdal comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 773 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 9/9 pm

A 6.9 km route in the South Coast, Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 9/9 pm comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

scouting

Scouting runs about 3.9 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 290 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Iceland. Nyidalur - Eldgja. Day 7

A 24 km route in the South Coast, Iceland. Nyidalur - Eldgja. Day 7 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 807 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Puffin wandeling

Puffin wandeling is a 5.8 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 296 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Skaftafel glacier walking

Skaftafel glacier walking is a 15 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 2/9

Afangagil-Landmannalaugar-Holaskjol Day 2/9 runs about 25 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 761 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Iceland. Núpstaðaskógar Sléttur

An 11 km route in the South Coast, Iceland. Núpstaðaskógar Sléttur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 497 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hof valley

Hof valley runs about 9.4 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 810 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Landbrotshólar

A 6.4 km loop in the South Coast, Landbrotshólar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 29 m.

Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon

Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon is a 2.4 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 94 m.

Dc 10 crashed plane Justin bieber

Dc 10 crashed plane Justin bieber is a 7.5 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 36 m.

Laugavegurinn Trail: Day3-Side Track-Canyon Markarfljótsgljúfur

Laugavegurinn Trail: Day3-Side Track-Canyon Markarfljótsgljúfur runs about 4.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 160 m.

Múlagljúfur

Múlagljúfur runs about 1.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Rauðufossar, Rauðauga and Krakatindur loop

Rauðufossar, Rauðauga and Krakatindur loop runs about 30 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 827 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Litli Reyðarbarmur og Reyðarbarmur

Litli Reyðarbarmur og Reyðarbarmur 23.04.2022 runs about 10 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 525 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Laugavegur trail with a small detour

A 62 km route in the South Coast, Laugavegur trail with a small detour comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 2177 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Skogar (rtn leg)

Skogar (rtn leg) runs about 8.1 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 21 m.

Husadalur - Valahnjukur

Husadalur - Valahnjukur runs about 1.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 225 m.

Eldhraun Lava - Fjadrargljufur

Eldhraun Lava - Fjadrargljufur 2017-07-31 13:16 runs about 11 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 206 m.

Vik Plane wreck Soleimansandur

Vik Plane wreck Soleimansandur runs about 4.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

hvanngil alpine loop - ridge

Hvanngil alpine loop - ridge is a 5.7 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 291 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Bath2

Bath2 is a 1.8 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 70 m.

Fimmvörðuháls - Eldstöðvar

Fimmvörðuháls - Eldstöðvar is a 1.8 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 124 m.

Glacier Walking Trail

Glacier Walking Trail is a 3.1 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 141 m.

Gjain

Gjain is a 0.9 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 64 m.

Iceland-Emstrur canions track 23-AUG-11

A 2.0 km route in the South Coast, Iceland-Emstrur canions track 23-AUG-11 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 96 m.

Glacier hike and ice climbing

A 3.4 km route in the South Coast, Glacier hike and ice climbing comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 92 m.

Reynisfjall

Reynisfjall runs about 7.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 289 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Tumastaðir Forest - Hvolsvöllur

Tumastaðir Forest - Hvolsvöllur is a 3.2 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 155 m.

Eldfell Crater

Eldfell Crater is a 0.5 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Skalli - Uppgönguhryggur - Hattver - Grænihryggur

A 21 km loop in the South Coast, Skalli - Uppgönguhryggur - Hattver - Grænihryggur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1226 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Strútur: Sandfell direction

Strútur: Sandfell direction is a 6.1 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 297 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hattfell / Hattafell

Hattfell / Hattafell 11.09.2022 is a 3.6 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 573 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Álftavatn-Hvanngil-Álftavatn

Álftavatn-Hvanngil-Álftavatn runs about 12 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 492 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Þakgil - purple trail

Þakgil - purple trail runs about 12 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 693 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Vatnajökull

Glaciar vatnajökull runs about 1.9 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 24 m.

Solo climb

Solo climb is a 4.8 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 76 m.

Panoramic view

Panoramic view runs about 3.0 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 51 m.

Canon

Canon runs about 1.1 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 66 m.

Valahnúkar

Valahnúkar 30.10.2010 runs about 2.7 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 239 m.

HEIMAEY. VESTMANNAEYJAR ISLANDS

Glacier

A 19 km route in the South Coast, Glacier comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 94 m.

Glacier hike

Glacier hike is a 1.8 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 82 m.

Day 3 Iceland

Day 3 Iceland is a 21 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 333 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Nunatak

Nunatak 23/05/2023 19:23:04 is a 7.4 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 966 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Panorama Hike

Panorama Hike runs about 12 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 299 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Islàndia: Trekking Húsadalur volcano hut- þórsmörk - fimmvörðuháls - fimmvörðuskali hut

Islàndia: Trekking Húsadalur volcano hut- þórsmörk - fimmvörðuháls - fimmvörðuskali hut is a 14 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1063 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laugavegur: de Landmannalaugar a Skógafoss

A 93 km route in the South Coast, Laugavegur: de Landmannalaugar a Skógafoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 3686 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Fimmvörðuháls – Langidalur

Ruta Fimmvörðuháls 1ª etapa Del Refugio Langidalur al refugio Baldvinsskáli runs about 13 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1032 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hike from Skalakot Manor to waterfall between canyon

Hike from Skalakot Manor to waterfall between canyon is a 7.2 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 317 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Fimmvörðuháls with a phone battery that died midway

Fimmvörðuháls with a phone battery that died midway is a 20 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 839 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hafursey

A 6.4 km loop in the South Coast, Hafursey 01.08.2022 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 494 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hekla

Ascensión al Hekla: la puerta del infierno is a 33 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1274 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Burfell

A 2.6 km route in the South Coast, Burfell comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 120 m.

View to the Fjaðrárgljúfur

A 1.1 km loop in the South Coast, View to the Fjaðrárgljúfur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 43 m.

Pompeii of the North

Pompeii of the North runs about 0.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 23 m.

Laumavegur – Fimmvörduháls – Skógafoss

Trekking Laumavegur - Fimmvörduháls. Etapa 5. Baldvinsskali a Skodar. Skógafoss. Islandia is a 14 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 122 m.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur - Kirkjubæjarklaustur

Kirkjubæjarklaustur - Kirkjubæjarklaustur is a 3.0 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 102 m.

Fagurhólsmýri - Fagurhólsmýri

Fagurhólsmýri - Fagurhólsmýri runs about 3.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Route to the base of the climbs at Ingimundur

A 1.6 km route in the South Coast, Route to the base of the climbs at Ingimundur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 478 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

fiancé trail

Fiancé trail is a 4.0 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 124 m.

Svinafellsjokull – Skaftafell

Glaciar Svinafellsjokull. Skaftafell. Islandia runs about 1.6 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 58 m.

Landmannalaugar – Skogafoss

ISLANDIA.Trekking 'Landmannalaugar' 5 etapa del Refugio Basar en Skógar a la cascada de SKOGAFOSS . runs about 25 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1032 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Sólheimajökul

A 6.5 km loop in the South Coast, Glaciar Sólheimajökul 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.

Litla-Hekla frá Landvegi

A 21 km loop in the South Coast, Litla-Hekla frá Landvegi comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 994 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Thakgil yellow trail loop

Thakgil yellow trail loop runs about 20 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 871 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Windy shitty mountain

Windy shitty mountain is a 14 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 651 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

F207

F207 is a 10 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 151 m.

Landannamangan

Landannamangan runs about 20 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 459 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Thagkil day 2

Thagkil day 2 runs about 9.2 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 626 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Plane Wreck Iceland

A 15 km route in the South Coast, Plane Wreck Iceland comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 41 m.

Panorama glacier trail

Panorama glacier trail is a 9.3 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 175 m.

Glacial island 2

A 5.5 km route in the South Coast, Glacial island 2 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 114 m.

Canyon

Canyon runs about 5.2 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 118 m.

Sólheimajökull glacier, Iceland

A 2.4 km route in the South Coast, Sólheimajökull glacier, Iceland comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 167 m.

Dyrhólaey

El Faro Dyrhólaey y la Playa de Dyrhófjara. Dyrhólaey. Islandia runs about 5.0 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 494 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Black diamond vatnajokull

A 0.3 km loop in the South Coast, Black diamond vatnajokull comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Laguna Jökulsárlón y Diamond Beach

Laguna Jökulsárlón y Diamond Beach is a 5.0 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 23 m.

Búrfell

A 12 km loop in the South Coast, Búrfell - 669mts (Islandia) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 670 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Fimmvörðuháls – Laugavegur

A 28 km route in the South Coast, Islàndia: Fimmvörðuháls + Laugavegur. Etapa 3 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1280 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Laugavegur – Hvanngil – Emstrur

An 18 km route in the South Coast, Trekking Laugavegur - Etapa 3: Hvanngil - Emstrur y el cañón de Markarfljot comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 495 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Laugavegur – Hrafntinnusker – Hvanngil

Trekking Laugavegur - Etapa 2: Hrafntinnusker - Hvanngil subiendo un pico sin nombre runs about 17 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 494 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Landmannalaugar – Álftavatn

Trekking de Landmannalaugar ETAPA 2 Y 3 Hraftinnusker - Álftavatn - Émstrur is a 28 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 580 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Natural – Þórsmörk

A 2.4 km loop in the South Coast, Cañon Stakkholtsgja. Reserva Natural de Þórsmörk. Islandia comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 123 m.

Landmannalaugar. Rauðfossakvísl, Rauðfoss og Augað

Landmannalaugar. Rauðfossakvísl, Rauðfoss og Augað is a 9.7 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 315 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Cumbre Hvannadalshnúkur (2110m)

A 7.8 km route in the South Coast, Cumbre Hvannadalshnúkur (2110m) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1426 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Systrafoss – Systravatn – Kirkjubæjarklaustur

Cascada Systrafoss. Lago Systravatn. Kirkjubæjarklaustur. Islandia runs about 0.6 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 85 m.

Kirkjugólfiđ - The church floor in Kirkjubaejarklaustur

Kirkjugólfiđ - The church floor in Kirkjubaejarklaustur is a 0.3 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Puffyn’s Trail

A 2.3 km loop in the South Coast, Puffyn’s Trail 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.

Hotel Skaftafell

Hotel Skaftafell is a 0.7 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Þakgil foss

Þakgil foss is a 0.7 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 68 m.

Crystal Ice Cave

A 6.9 km loop in the South Coast, Crystal Ice Cave comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Reynisfjara – Vik

Reynisfjara. Playa Negra. Columnas basalticas. Vik. Islandia is a 3.9 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 31 m.

Seljavallalaug

A 5.4 km route in the South Coast, Seljavallalaug comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 58 m.

Paseo al cráter de Ljótipollur

Paseo al cráter de Ljótipollur is a 1.4 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 55 m.

Keldur

A 0.5 km loop in the South Coast, Keldur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Svínafellsjökull

Islandia: en la lengua glaciar Svínafellsjökull runs about 0.8 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 29 m.

Heimaey – Eldfell

A 12 km loop in the South Coast, Heimaey Islandia. Volcán eldfell, roca elefante y acantilados. comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 482 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Fjaðrárgljúfur – Kirkjubæjarklaustur

Desfiladeiro Fjaðrárgljúfur, Kirkjubæjarklaustur, Islândia. is a 1.4 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 67 m.

Süd - Island: Domkirche in Skáholt (historischer Bischofssitz)

A 0.6 km loop in the South Coast, Süd - Island: Domkirche in Skáholt (historischer Bischofssitz) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Hella Caves

Hella Caves runs about 2.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Þrastaskógur, Selfoss

Þrastaskógur, Selfoss is a 4.4 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 56 m.

Ljotipollur

Ljotipollur runs about 3.2 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 130 m.

Süd-Island: Sigöldufoss (auf der Fahrt nach Landmannalaugur)

A 0.5 km loop in the South Coast, Süd-Island: Sigöldufoss (auf der Fahrt nach Landmannalaugur) comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Gjain - vallata presso Stong

Gjain - vallata presso Stong is a 3.6 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 57 m.

Skogafoss

Fimmvorduhals-skogafoss (ISLANDIA) is a 13 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 3627 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Seljalandsfoss – Skogafoss

A 1.0 km route in the South Coast, Casacadas de Seljalandsfoss y Skogafoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Gluggafoss

Cascada de Gluggafoss (Islandia ����) is a 0.5 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 25 m.

Hvolsvöllur

A 4.7 km loop in the South Coast, Hvolsvöllur 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.

Reynisfjara - una spiaggia piena di sorprese - Reynisfjara - a surprising beach

Reynisfjara - una spiaggia piena di sorprese - Reynisfjara - a surprising beach runs about 0.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Lómagnúpur - seinni hluti

Lómagnúpur - seinni hluti is a 5.2 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 35 m.

Seljavallalaug, Iceland

Seljavallalaug, Iceland runs about 2.4 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 84 m.

Fjallsárlón, la piccola laguna glaciale - Fjallsárlón, the small glacial icebergs lagoon

A 0.4 km loop in the South Coast, Fjallsárlón, la piccola laguna glaciale - Fjallsárlón, the small glacial icebergs lagoon comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Hvolsvöllur (Seljalandsfoss waterfall walk)

Hvolsvöllur (Seljalandsfoss waterfall walk) runs about 2.6 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 82 m.

Þorlákshöfn - Strandarkirkja

Þorlákshöfn - Strandarkirkja is a 20 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 81 m.

Skogar - Vík í Mýrdal

Skogar - Vík í Mýrdal is a 28 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 223 m.

Solheimasandur Plane Wreck

A 3.6 km route in the South Coast, Solheimasandur Plane Wreck 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.

Virkisjokull

20230914 Glaciar de Virkisjokull (ISL) is a 6.2 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 193 m.

Stóri Núpur

Stóri Núpur runs about 0.5 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Kerid Crater, Iceland

A 1.4 km loop in the South Coast, Kerid Crater, Iceland comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 43 m.

Stóri Núpur

Stóri Núpur runs about 10 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 120 m.

Kviárjökull

Paseo junto al glaciar Kviárjökull is a 1.8 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Elephant Rock viewpoint - Vestmannaeyjar

Elephant Rock viewpoint - Vestmannaeyjar runs about 0.6 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

LJÓTIPOLLUR

A 1.0 km loop in the South Coast, LJÓTIPOLLUR comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 72 m.

Mörk á Landi

A 1.7 km loop in the South Coast, Mörk á Landi comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Emstrur - Fremri Emstruá Bridge - Puente en el río Ljosa - Skogar

Emstrur - Fremri Emstruá Bridge - Puente en el río Ljosa - Skogar runs about 17 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 359 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Vík – Mýrdal

Vikurfjara Black Sand Beach - Vík í Mýrdal - Islândia is a 1.0 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Systrafoss – Systravatn

Cascada Systrafoss i llac Systravatn is a 1.1 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 87 m.

Esqueleto de ballena.Höfn

Esqueleto de ballena.Höfn runs about 0.9 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Katla – Vík – Mýrdal

Katla Ice Cave - Vík í Mýrdal - Islândia is a 1.2 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Væb pizza walk, Selfoss

Væb pizza walk, Selfoss runs about 0.7 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Hella - Parking Seljalandsfoss

A 33 km route in the South Coast, Hella - Parking Seljalandsfoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 72 m.

Sigöldugljúfur

Sigöldugljúfur is a 1.8 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 44 m.

Fagurhólsmýri

A 1.9 km route in the South Coast, Fagurhólsmýri 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.

Kirkjufjara – Reynisfjara

Kirkjufjara, Arnardrangur e Reynisfjara ViewPoint - Islândia is a 1.1 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 29 m.

Spacer z Basar do Langidalur

A 3.4 km route in the South Coast, Spacer z Basar do Langidalur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 25 m.

Lystigarður í Landsveit

Lystigarður í Landsveit runs about 0.4 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur Skaftáfoss waterfall

A 0.6 km loop in the South Coast, Kirkjubæjarklaustur Skaftáfoss waterfall 17.04.2021 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Hvolsvollur

Hvolsvollur is a 0.6 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 105 m.

Snæfokstadir Borg

A 4.8 km route in the South Coast, Snæfokstadir Borg 11.09.2021 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 83 m.

Dyrholaey

Dyrholaey is a 3.7 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 122 m.

Borg in Grimsnes

Borg in Grimsnes runs about 9.0 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 156 m.

Eyrarbakkafjara

Eyrarbakkafjara is a 5.6 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Hellisskógur, Selfoss

Hellisskógur, Selfoss runs about 3.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 36 m.

Faro y arco de Dyrholaey (ISL)

20230913 Faro y arco de Dyrholaey (ISL) is a 1.9 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 437 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kirkjubæjarklaustur Kirkjugólf

Kirkjubæjarklaustur Kirkjugólf 17.04.2021 runs about 4.5 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 33 m.

Porsmork

PORSMORK Basar-Fimmrorduhals (Islandia) is a 9.4 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1673 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Diamonds Beach

Diamonds Beach is a 0.7 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Glaciar

Glaciar runs about 4.3 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 160 m.

Skógafoss Waterfall

A 2.2 km route in the South Coast, Skógafoss Waterfall comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Fagurhólsmýri Islàndia

Fagurhólsmýri Islàndia is a 2.9 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 43 m.

Dverghamrar

Dverghamrar is a 0.5 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Baia di Jokulsarlon

Baia di Jokulsarlon runs about 1.7 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Hafursey - Vík í Mýrdal

A 7.4 km route in the South Coast, Hafursey - Vík í Mýrdal comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 394 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Aldea vikinga. Flúðir

Aldea vikinga. Flúðir is a 0.4 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Stafkirkjan on Vestmannaeyjar

Stafkirkjan on Vestmannaeyjar 03.07.2021 is a 1.3 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Skælingar- Hólaskjól

Skælingar- Hólaskjól runs about 20 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 580 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Nupsstaðaskogur 2021

Nupsstaðaskogur 2021 is a 9.5 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 199 m.

Torsmork

A 27 km route in the South Coast, Torsmork comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1130 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Aegissidufoss – Hella

Cascada Aegissidufoss desde Hella is a 5.8 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 68 m.

Vik + Mirador + Playa Reynisfjara

Vik + Mirador + Playa Reynisfjara runs about 8.1 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 213 m.

Systrafoss – Kirkjubæjarklaustur

A 12 km route in the South Coast, Systrafoss des de Kirkjubæjarklaustur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 216 m.

Breiðamerkurjökull

Paseo por el glaciar de Breiðamerkurjökull is a 5.3 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 158 m.

Jokursalon Lagoon

Jokursalon Lagoon is a 3.1 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Fjallsárlón Vatnajokull

Fjallsárlón Vatnajokull runs about 0.6 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Diamond – Lagoon – Fagurhólsmýri

Diamond Beach i Jokulsarlon Lagoon des de Fagurhólsmýri is a 2.2 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Slkogafoss

Slkogafoss is a 0.3 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Fjallsárlón

A 1.4 km loop in the South Coast, Fjallsárlón Glaciar - Islândia comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 41 m.

Fosstorfufoss – Hestavadsfoss – Skógafoss

Fosstorfufoss, Hestavadsfoss y Skógafoss desde Skogar is a 3.0 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 64 m.

Norðurnámshraun og Frostastaðahraun

Norðurnámshraun og Frostastaðahraun runs about 6.1 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 95 m.

Grænagil, Brennisteinsalda, Vondugil, Háölduhraun, Stórhöfði og Klukkugil

Mýrdalsjökull

A 47 km route in the South Coast, Mýrdalsjökull comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 493 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Grænihryggur

Grænihryggur is a 16 km loop in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 856 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Vestmannaeyjar

Vestmannaeyjar runs about 5.1 km through the South Coast, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 666 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hungurfit

Hungurfit is a 17 km route in the South Coast, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 535 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.