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Hognhofdi 09 10 2010 hiking trailHarald Jóhannesson / Wikiloc

West Iceland Hikes

218 mapped

218 hikes in West Iceland — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.

218 hikes in West Iceland, led by Borgarnes Grimstadamuli and Brynjudasla Waterfall Hiking From Brynjudalsskogur 14 08 2021. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.

Top hikes in West Iceland

The region's stand-outs — each with photos, facts, and its own page. Distances on the cards are straight-line from Reykjavík.

Borgarnes Grimstadamuli hiking trail6.4 km

Borgarnes Grimstadamuli

61 km from Reykjavík

Grimsstadir - Grímstaðamúli This walk in Grímstaðamúli mount is located 20 km north from Borgarnes. It boasts great views of the broad Borgarfjordur fjord and Hafnarfjall mountains. Rather easy stroll. It starts from the Grimsstadir farm. There is no marked trail with signs, but the way is up and easy to figure out until a pond, it makes a circle. The path does not lead to the summit of Grímstaðamúli but turns halfway to head its western slope called Mulaköst. The return goes through the descent of the small torrent Stekká (complicated in some places a bit steep, especially if it's wet, be careful).

Hognhofdi 09 10 2010 hiking trail7.4 km

Hognhofdi 09 10 2010

71 km from Reykjavík

Did this one with my brother in law, Hreiðar. Mt. Högnhöfði is close to mountain road F337 and only about 4km from Mt. Hlöðufell. We had very good weather calm, clear sky and about 10°C. View was outstanding and mountains and glaciers all around. Amongst other mountains one can see, Skriða, Skriðutinda, Rauðafell, Skjaldbreiður and on and on. The hike itself was quite easy, loose rocks in the beginning but there is kind of path there so if one follows that it´s easier. Great landscape where river Brúará has it´s origin can also been seen. To get there a four wheel drive is necessary and better to have a GPS since the landscape and lack of sign can easily get one lost.

Ok Volcano From Husafell Iceland 08 03 18 hiking trail25 km

Ok Volcano From Husafell Iceland 08 03 18

78 km from Reykjavík

The Ok is a typical shield volcano with a very wide base compared to its height. This basically means that you have to walk a lot to get to the top, although the slopes are normally very gentle. The steepest part of this route is actually the first slope you see from the bottom of the Húsafell valley, in which you hike up one third of the route´s elevation gain in just 2 km. In this first part you can take any of the two paths on both sides of the small canyon (in winter is better to take the left one). From the top of that first slope the slopes are much less steep, so you need to walk another 10 km to hike up the other two thirds of the route´s elevation gain. The second part of the route is just a straight line up with only one remarkable point: a series of lagoons located around one kilometer after the top of the first slope (see waypoint on the map). On the summit of this volcano you will see the remains of a double crater. Locals like to go up to this mountain by 4x4 or ATV. The only things to be concerned with on this route are, first, that this mountain has generally bad weather conditions (very strong wind and fog are very common here), and second, there can be a lot of ice during the autumn, winter and spring. The Ok was considered as the smallest glacier in Iceland until few years ago. Now scientists have taken its glacier title because the ice cap on the top doesn’t meet the conditions for being considered as a glacier anymore, i.e., to move downwards by its own weight and that there is ice cap from winter to winter.

Bjarnarhafnarfjall 24 04 2010 hiking trail7.4 km

Bjarnarhafnarfjall 24 04 2010

105 km from Reykjavík

Fantastic trip, for the last km I was accompanied by a young eagle playing in the sky along with a falcon and few ravens. At the top two more eagles joined the party. In 2003 there were 57 pairs of eagles in Iceland so one could expect them to be maybe between 60-80 today. So three is a pretty big portion of the Icelandic Eagle population. They are mainly seen at the Breidafjordur Area, Gilsfjordur Area and in the West-Fjords

Helgrindur 26 06 2010 hiking trail12 km

Helgrindur 26 06 2010

103 km from Reykjavík

Weather forecast was excellent, clear sky, calm and nice temperature, we got two out of three so the summit was cloudy. The track is defected since we had an accident on the way down and I stopped my Garmin and forgot to turn in on again until way down, but still usable.

218 hikes in West Iceland

Borgarnes Grimstadamuli hiking trail6.4 km

Borgarnes Grimstadamuli

61 km from Reykjavík

Grimsstadir - Grímstaðamúli This walk in Grímstaðamúli mount is located 20 km north from Borgarnes. It boasts great views of the broad Borgarfjordur fjord and Hafnarfjall mountains. Rather easy stroll. It starts from the Grimsstadir farm. There is no marked trail with signs, but the way is up and easy to figure out until a pond, it makes a circle. The path does not lead to the summit of Grímstaðamúli but turns halfway to head its western slope called Mulaköst. The return goes through the descent of the small torrent Stekká (complicated in some places a bit steep, especially if it's wet, be careful).

Hognhofdi 09 10 2010 hiking trail7.4 km

Hognhofdi 09 10 2010

71 km from Reykjavík

Did this one with my brother in law, Hreiðar. Mt. Högnhöfði is close to mountain road F337 and only about 4km from Mt. Hlöðufell. We had very good weather calm, clear sky and about 10°C. View was outstanding and mountains and glaciers all around. Amongst other mountains one can see, Skriða, Skriðutinda, Rauðafell, Skjaldbreiður and on and on. The hike itself was quite easy, loose rocks in the beginning but there is kind of path there so if one follows that it´s easier. Great landscape where river Brúará has it´s origin can also been seen. To get there a four wheel drive is necessary and better to have a GPS since the landscape and lack of sign can easily get one lost.

Ok Volcano From Husafell Iceland 08 03 18 hiking trail25 km

Ok Volcano From Husafell Iceland 08 03 18

78 km from Reykjavík

The Ok is a typical shield volcano with a very wide base compared to its height. This basically means that you have to walk a lot to get to the top, although the slopes are normally very gentle. The steepest part of this route is actually the first slope you see from the bottom of the Húsafell valley, in which you hike up one third of the route´s elevation gain in just 2 km. In this first part you can take any of the two paths on both sides of the small canyon (in winter is better to take the left one). From the top of that first slope the slopes are much less steep, so you need to walk another 10 km to hike up the other two thirds of the route´s elevation gain. The second part of the route is just a straight line up with only one remarkable point: a series of lagoons located around one kilometer after the top of the first slope (see waypoint on the map). On the summit of this volcano you will see the remains of a double crater. Locals like to go up to this mountain by 4x4 or ATV. The only things to be concerned with on this route are, first, that this mountain has generally bad weather conditions (very strong wind and fog are very common here), and second, there can be a lot of ice during the autumn, winter and spring. The Ok was considered as the smallest glacier in Iceland until few years ago. Now scientists have taken its glacier title because the ice cap on the top doesn’t meet the conditions for being considered as a glacier anymore, i.e., to move downwards by its own weight and that there is ice cap from winter to winter.

Bjarnarhafnarfjall 24 04 2010 hiking trail7.4 km

Bjarnarhafnarfjall 24 04 2010

105 km from Reykjavík

Fantastic trip, for the last km I was accompanied by a young eagle playing in the sky along with a falcon and few ravens. At the top two more eagles joined the party. In 2003 there were 57 pairs of eagles in Iceland so one could expect them to be maybe between 60-80 today. So three is a pretty big portion of the Icelandic Eagle population. They are mainly seen at the Breidafjordur Area, Gilsfjordur Area and in the West-Fjords

Helgrindur 26 06 2010 hiking trail12 km

Helgrindur 26 06 2010

103 km from Reykjavík

Weather forecast was excellent, clear sky, calm and nice temperature, we got two out of three so the summit was cloudy. The track is defected since we had an accident on the way down and I stopped my Garmin and forgot to turn in on again until way down, but still usable.

Grundarfjordur hiking trail7.8 km

Grundarfjordur

107 km from Reykjavík

Hike from Grundarfjordur town to kirkujufellsfoss and then half-circle Kirkjufell mountain. Picked up by Zodiac from ship :)

Hroarstindar 30 Jan 2010 09 09 hiking trail10 km

Hroarstindar 30 Jan 2010 09 09

39 km from Reykjavík

Hiking around 6,5 hours from the parking though Hafnardal behind Hafnarfjall to Hróarstindar 792m. -14°at the top in little wind but clear sky. Had to fix the track at the top (out of battery, but should be useble)

Hrafnabjorg Thingvellir hiking trail16 km

Hrafnabjorg Thingvellir

49 km from Reykjavík

Easy but a bit long hike to hrafnabjorg at iceland national park thingvellir. great view to all directions.

Selgil Husafell hiking trail6.3 km

Selgil Husafell

80 km from Reykjavík

Selgil - Húsafell. Very nice trail. In winter some ice and snow, crampons required. We came the same way back as the river was too treacherous to cross. Beautiful waterfall.

Kvigindisfell 29 05 2010 hiking trail8.6 km

Kvigindisfell 29 05 2010

55 km from Reykjavík

Decided to do this one as well on my way back home after doing Fanntófell and Litla Björnsfell. The sky had cleared a bit so there was a good view to Mt. Hvalfell, Botnssúlur, OK, Skjaldbreiður and other mountains, really worth ending the trip on this one.

Budakirkja Budarklettur Budahellir hiking trail7.1 km

Budakirkja Budarklettur Budahellir

102 km from Reykjavík

Wonderful walk from the beach over species-rich green lavafield on top of the ridge of the volcano crater Búðarklettur and to a small walk-on-able cave (about 50 m deep). Nearly same way back to the chirch.

Borgarvirki Hringur hiking trail7.9 km

Borgarvirki Hringur

161 km from Reykjavík

Starts from Borgarvirki, then goes alongside the lake, through fields and back on the trail. Then visit of Borgarvirki with the sun dial and beautiful views of Húnaflói.

Drapuhlidarfjall 08 05 2010 hiking trail5.9 km

Drapuhlidarfjall 08 05 2010

102 km from Reykjavík

This interesting Mountain is in Snæfellsnes peninsula. It´s mainly liparite, but also there´s a lot af all kinds of valuable metals including gold, but not favorable to process. Part of the mountain is called Gullberg (e. Goldrock)

Brattabrekka hiking trail8.6 km

Brattabrekka

85 km from Reykjavík

I had always been puzzled as to why this mountain pass was referred to as "Brattabrekka" ("Steep Slope") as it didn't feature any unusual gradients. It wasn't until last summer that I discovered that the roadway had actually been moved between valleys and away from the "steep slope" while retaining the name. Ever since I have wanted to hike the old road (disused for at least 30 years, possibly longer) - today I did it! I must admit that along some stretches I probably didn't follow the original roadway, it has completely disappeared. Still, where the topography required cuts to be made you can still make them out - and those are of course the interesting bits. A pleasant two hour walk.

Around Hitarvatn Day 2 3 hiking trail17 km

Around Hitarvatn Day 2 3

82 km from Reykjavík

Around Hítarvatn day 2/3. Idea to go from tjaldbrekka vid Hítarvatn to Tröllakirkja, along Smjörhnúkur and connect down at Vatnaleið (Skálaleið). Was not sure which way to go on top of Smjörhnúkur so just came down after summiting Tröllakirkja. Was alone so did not take any risks on a windy day... Unmarked trail, but easy to navigate in good weather. Terrain is pretty rough and the climb to Trællakirkja from the tjaldbrekka has quite a bit loose rocks. You might need to check if there´s a safer way up. I followed a wikiloc trail but the tjaldleið map shows to approach the summit from the left side, not straight on from the valley.

Hrutaborg 26 06 2010 hiking trail8.0 km

Hrutaborg 26 06 2010

80 km from Reykjavík

This one was kind of surprise, very easy first 3km then got steeper and almost vertical cliffs at the end. First we tried to go up them at the wrong place so beware if you download the track. Almost got ourselves stuck but managed to get down and up at the right spot which was easy. Foggy on the top but mystic. When we got down it had cleared. Really recommend this one, but be careful

Around Hitarvatn Day 3 hiking trail11 km

Around Hitarvatn Day 3

80 km from Reykjavík

Around Hítarvatn day 3/3. From Hólmur skull back to the start point at Hlíðarvatn. Easiest stretch on the hike, marked most of the way, although I lost the markings a couple of times.

Hellissandur hiking trail7.8 km

Hellissandur

121 km from Reykjavík

I wouldn't say that it's an hard walk, but there's no a real trail to go up and it's very muddy and slippery over there and it's not nice to walk. The view of the glacier on the back it's amazing. With cramps it's far better if you wanna keep going up to thetop

Medalfell Hiking Medalfell Hiking 14 08 2021 hiking trail3.1 km

Medalfell Hiking Medalfell Hiking 14 08 2021

27 km from Reykjavík

Amazing view from the top. This area is beautiful, picturesque and varied. In one place we have mountains, rivers ,valleys, lake, waterfalls and Hvalfjörður bigest fjord in area. With a little effort you can see it all in one place

Around Hitarvatn Day 1 3 hiking trail16 km

Around Hitarvatn Day 1 3

85 km from Reykjavík

Aound Hítarvatn day 1. Made a three-day loop, following tjaldleið on the northern side of Hítavatn and connecting to skálaleið on the southern side of Hítavratn. This section (from Hliðarvatn to Hítarvatn is unmarked. Followed a wikiloc trail but got often carried away by sheep trails. I would not exactly follow this trail as it zigzags through but it+s an idea if you want to do a loop instead of the full Vatnaleið.

Laugarvatn Round Path hiking trail6.5 km

Laugarvatn Round Path

58 km from Reykjavík

Laugarvatn round path! We invented they way down is not that easy path but for sure was a good round way! Totally recommend to follow!

Hvanneyri Glymur hiking trail9.5 km

Hvanneyri Glymur

42 km from Reykjavík

Really great hike. steep and a log river crossing IN The BEGINNING- and a real to your knees river crossing at the top of the hike. Chose to Carry our 10 year old across the top crossing (nor an option at the bottom- the 12 year old walking in mother's sandals in the cold water. Make sure to cross the river at the log and make your climb on the far side of the river from the parking lot. And our advice is that you just follow the route down we did not. We went down following a +/- track close the the river and canyon but the views were not great going down and the track not great either

Litla Bjornsfell 29 05 2010 hiking trail13 km

Litla Bjornsfell 29 05 2010

66 km from Reykjavík

Kind of long walk towards the mountain itself and then sudden ascent. I would recommend if one plans to do "Stóra Björnsfell" it´s best to do both at same go, unless the weather is like to day (cloudy) I was very interested when I saw in "The book" (Icelandic Mountains, hiking trails to 151 Mt) that a mountain next to Litla Björnsfell is named Haraldstindur (Haralds-peak), but in fact it just looks like a pile of mud ;) pretty high pile though.

Moskardshnjukar Medafellsvatn Day 2 Of 2 hiking trail12 km

Moskardshnjukar Medafellsvatn Day 2 Of 2

26 km from Reykjavík

Chill start along the river, then turned off the path up to the ridge. No tracks pretty much until the descent from Moskarðshnjukar. A mix of moss, grass, stones and gravel made it heavy work. Once on the ridge, I turn Southwards again and head over the progressively bigger summits. The ridge leading to Trana is fun (see pics). The final climb up the North-East side of Moskarðshnjukar is very hard work. Not particularly difficult or dangerous, but the ground (piles of shale scree) gives way with every step. This is compounded by the overnight bag, headwind and occasional showers. There are some hints of a path but the route is mostly on instinct. Finally arrive at the summit with great views and the drop down to the river. Tough hike, but good training :) (Would be a lot more enjoyable in the opposite direction) (P.s. getting sick on day 1 made todays tricky hike more draining)

Sydstasula Haasula Hvalvatn Day 2 Of 2 hiking trail14 km

Sydstasula Haasula Hvalvatn Day 2 Of 2

45 km from Reykjavík

Today's gradient is a lot easier but the conditions way tougher. Failing to get back to sleep I decide to get up at 5, and start hiking at 06:30. I make my way through an open riverbed heading Southwest beneath Vestursúla. I then cut the corner accross to the main Southbound track. The combination of warmth, no wind, deep moss and manic flies makes for a maddening 45min. Finally round the corner the terrain becomes easier, descending but now into a heavy crosswind. The km tick by and the rain increases. The final 2h are filled mostly with heavy downpours head on. Not my finest hour, literally, I really want a break. Finally the clouds lift slightly as the with views of þingvellirvatn at the finishing line. A great 2-day hike, and what a mountain range! Looking forward to visiting Botnssnúlur again soon.

Laugarvatn Bruarfoss Uthlid hiking trail21 km

Laugarvatn Bruarfoss Uthlid

59 km from Reykjavík

Easy hike. Most of the time the gps was needed because there was no visible trail, it passes by the amazing and beautiful Bruarfoss. There was 1 river I had to pass walking into the near -to-frozen water. The end of this hike is a camping site with hot tubs.

Hadegisfell hiking trail9.3 km

Hadegisfell

80 km from Reykjavík

It’s a relatively easy hike with a river crossing at the beginning and some steeper parts but easily manageable.

Bruarfoss hiking trail4.3 km

Bruarfoss

71 km from Reykjavík

Brúarfoss, nice stroll. You can leave your car even further, until the end of the road, approximately 500 mt further than my start point. The path is sometimes a bit difficult to follow just because there are a lot of small paths and it's difficult to choose what is the right one, but no fear! Almost all paths lead to the waterfall. Be aware that it can be very muddy when it rains.

Klofningsfjall 19 04 2011 hiking trail18 km

Klofningsfjall 19 04 2011

118 km from Reykjavík

Clear weather and on paper very easy mountain, however, snow was deep which made it moderate and good training. Nice view to many of the islands in Breiðafjörður, but once you get up it´s just a plateau which looks more like snow desert this time of year and not very interesting for hiking/mountainering.

Tour Around Stykkisholmur hiking trail3.7 km

Tour Around Stykkisholmur

110 km from Reykjavík

The beautiful village of Stykkishólmur is often an overnight stop for tourists, but it is also worth taking a look at the village itself. Armed with a map from Wikiloc, I looked up the attractions of the village and improvised this route myself. The eye-catcher is of course the lighthouse that stands on a small hill overlooking the village. It also gives a nice view over the small harbor where the ferry is situated that sails to the Westfjords. The modern church is also worth a stop as this is one of the more daring churches in Iceland in terms of design. In the village center there are some historic houses such as the Norwegian House and Volcano Museum. At the Library of Water a climb brings you up to a top where you have a nice view over the village and the church. Stykkishólmur is also a great place to do street photography.

Snokur 12 Jan 2010 18 12 hiking trail6.2 km

Snokur 12 Jan 2010 18 12

32 km from Reykjavík

Hiked from the farmtow Neða skarð following good path "Skarðsheiði"(possible to drive some part) upp most of the altitude.

Klakkshaus hiking trail2.5 km

Klakkshaus

111 km from Reykjavík

This is a fantastic hike from the road access near the coast up the back side of a small mountain onto the plateau top. Pleasant easy start, well marked with small posts, becomes difficult near the top with very steep sections and loose rock and gravel. Once onto the plateau you can can easily walk around to all sides. There are beautiful scenic views of both sides of the peninsula, including Kirkjufell and Grundarfjörður to the southwest. We were tourists and I recall we found this trail on a map at the visitor centre in Grundarfjörður. Great full day hike.

Presthnukur Vid Geitlandsjokul hiking trail5.2 km

Presthnukur Vid Geitlandsjokul

77 km from Reykjavík

We went about 27 people from "Fjallafélagið" hiking group and summited Prestahnúk west of Langjökull in Iceland 8. june 2025. There was a lot of new snow from a week before and that made a few obstacles on the road leading up to the starting point. So we had only 4x4 with altered tires and suspension. But in normal conditions, a 4x4 jeep is necessary to go there. The hike itself is rather steep and crampons and iceaxe were necessary.

Snaefellsnes : Hellnar - Arnarstapi hiking trail7.6 km

Snaefellsnes : Hellnar - Arnarstapi

106 km from Reykjavík

A 7.6 km loop in West Iceland, Snaefellsnes : Hellnar - Arnarstapi comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 145 m.

Berserkjahraun, Snaefellsnes peninsula hiking trail9.0 km

Berserkjahraun, Snaefellsnes peninsula

100 km from Reykjavík

Berserkjahraun, Snaefellsnes peninsula is a 9.0 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 314 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hestfjall Borg. hiking trail4.8 km

Hestfjall Borg.

50 km from Reykjavík

Hestfjall Borg. 08.05.2010 runs about 4.8 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 263 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Geitland hiking trail6.6 km

Geitland

83 km from Reykjavík

Geitland runs about 6.6 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 95 m.

Thverlfell hiking trail7.9 km

Thverlfell

53 km from Reykjavík

A 7.9 km loop in West Iceland, Thverlfell 30.05.2020 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 561 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Selvellir and Selvalafoss hiking trail4.5 km

Selvellir and Selvalafoss

100 km from Reykjavík

A 4.5 km loop in West Iceland, Selvellir and Selvalafoss comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 306 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Stapafell, Stakfell and Kvíahnúkur hiking trail12 km

Stapafell, Stakfell and Kvíahnúkur

109 km from Reykjavík

Stapafell, Stakfell and Kvíahnúkur 29.05.2022 runs about 12 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 803 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Iceland: Around Malarri hiking trail5.6 km

Iceland: Around Malarri

110 km from Reykjavík

Iceland: Around Malarri is a 5.6 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 54 m.

Hike to a dead end hiking trail6.3 km

Hike to a dead end

41 km from Reykjavík

Hike to a dead end runs about 6.3 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 925 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Snaefellsjokull hiking trail4.7 km

Snaefellsjokull

114 km from Reykjavík

A 4.7 km route in West Iceland, Snaefellsjokull comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 783 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Gullbogarhellar cratera hiking trail5.8 km

Gullbogarhellar cratera

83 km from Reykjavík

A 5.8 km loop in West Iceland, Gullbogarhellar cratera comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 136 m.

Grimsfjall hiking trail5.6 km

Grimsfjall

96 km from Reykjavík

Grimsfjall is a 5.6 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 469 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Storm orka hiking trail12 km

Storm orka

115 km from Reykjavík

Storm orka is a 12 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 389 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Ljósufjöll hiking trail15 km

Ljósufjöll

84 km from Reykjavík

A 15 km route in West Iceland, Ljósufjöll comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 989 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Bláskógabyggð hiking trail6.7 km

Bláskógabyggð

69 km from Reykjavík

Bláskógabyggð is a 6.7 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 542 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Leggjabrjótur hiking trail20 km

Leggjabrjótur

41 km from Reykjavík

Leggjabrjótur runs about 20 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 732 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hellnar - Arnarstapi by siggadottir hiking trail3.4 km

Hellnar - Arnarstapi by siggadottir

106 km from Reykjavík

A 3.4 km route in West Iceland, Hellnar - Arnarstapi by siggadottir comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 36 m.

Hafnarfjall Borgarfjörður Iceland hiking trail8.9 km

Hafnarfjall Borgarfjörður Iceland

41 km from Reykjavík

Hafnarfjall Borgarfjörður Iceland runs about 8.9 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1216 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Akrar hiking trail5.8 km

Akrar

59 km from Reykjavík

Akrar runs about 5.8 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Snæfellsjökull hiking trail6.5 km

Snæfellsjökull

113 km from Reykjavík

A 6.5 km route in West Iceland, Snæfellsjökull comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 741 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Murals of Hellissandur hiking trail0.7 km

Murals of Hellissandur

126 km from Reykjavík

A 0.7 km loop in West Iceland, Murals of Hellissandur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Grímsstaðamúli hiking trail12 km

Grímsstaðamúli

61 km from Reykjavík

A 12 km loop in West Iceland, Grímsstaðamúli 11.04.2010 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.

Ólafsvik - Djúpalónssandur hiking trail32 km

Ólafsvik - Djúpalónssandur

119 km from Reykjavík

Ólafsvik - Djúpalónssandur is a 32 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 786 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Grundarfjörður short loop hiking trail6.0 km

Grundarfjörður short loop

107 km from Reykjavík

A 6.0 km loop in West Iceland, Grundarfjörður short loop comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 217 m.

Djúpalónssandur Beach hiking trail0.9 km

Djúpalónssandur Beach

115 km from Reykjavík

Djúpalónssandur Beach is a 0.9 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 99 m.

Hestur frá Rauðamelsölkeldu hiking trail15 km

Hestur frá Rauðamelsölkeldu

85 km from Reykjavík

Hestur frá Rauðamelsölkeldu runs about 15 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 927 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Háihnúkur and Geirmundartindur from Akranes hiking trail16 km

Háihnúkur and Geirmundartindur from Akranes

20 km from Reykjavík

A 16 km loop in West Iceland, Háihnúkur and Geirmundartindur from Akranes comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1290 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hitarvatn loop hiking trail15 km

Hitarvatn loop

80 km from Reykjavík

Hitarvatn loop is a 15 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 603 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Skriða hiking trail17 km

Skriða

65 km from Reykjavík

A 17 km loop in West Iceland, Skriða comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 812 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Búðir - three summits hiking trail2.4 km

Búðir - three summits

107 km from Reykjavík

A 2.4 km loop in West Iceland, Búðir - three summits comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 229 m.

Elf stone hiking trail1.4 km

Elf stone

95 km from Reykjavík

The Elf stone runs about 1.4 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 322 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hellissandur in July hiking trail10 km

Hellissandur in July

127 km from Reykjavík

Hellissandur in July runs about 10 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 72 m.

Hrístindahnúkur peak hiking trail8.1 km

Hrístindahnúkur peak

93 km from Reykjavík

Hrístindahnúkur peak is an 8.1 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 735 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Skriðutindar hiking trail11 km

Skriðutindar

72 km from Reykjavík

Skriðutindar is an 11 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 592 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Skyrtunna-Across Snafelssnes peninsula hiking trail20 km

Skyrtunna-Across Snafelssnes peninsula

96 km from Reykjavík

Skyrtunna-Across Snafelssnes peninsula runs about 20 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1037 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Litla Björnsfell hiking trail10 km

Litla Björnsfell

66 km from Reykjavík

Litla Björnsfell is a 10 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 542 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Litla Baula, Mælifell and Baula hiking trail17 km

Litla Baula, Mælifell and Baula

80 km from Reykjavík

Litla Baula, Mælifell and Baula 22.07.2022 is a 17 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 1196 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Austur Helgrindur hiking trail12 km

Austur Helgrindur

106 km from Reykjavík

Austur Helgrindur 04.09.2022 is a 12 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 934 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Kálfatindar near Laugarvatn and Laugarvatnshellir cave hiking trail5.5 km

Kálfatindar near Laugarvatn and Laugarvatnshellir cave

52 km from Reykjavík

Kálfatindar near Laugarvatn and Laugarvatnshellir cave is a 5.5 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 432 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Eiríksjökull - AUG.2020 hiking trail27 km

Eiríksjökull - AUG.2020

93 km from Reykjavík

Eiríksjökull - AUG.2020 runs about 27 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1902 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Nyjabud hiking trail2.5 km

Nyjabud

122 km from Reykjavík

Nyjabud runs about 2.5 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Failfoss - DO NOT FOLLOW hiking trail6.4 km

Failfoss - DO NOT FOLLOW

104 km from Reykjavík

Failfoss - DO NOT FOLLOW is a 6.4 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 352 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Waterfall hiking trail5.3 km

Waterfall

115 km from Reykjavík

Waterfall is a 5.3 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 142 m.

Ölver og Blakollur hiking trail5.7 km

Ölver og Blakollur

35 km from Reykjavík

A 5.7 km loop in West Iceland, Ölver og Blakollur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 657 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Kistufell og Skerðingsstaðafjall hiking trail16 km

Kistufell og Skerðingsstaðafjall

113 km from Reykjavík

A 16 km loop in West Iceland, Kistufell og Skerðingsstaðafjall 11.02.2022 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1137 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Geology fun hiking trail18 km

Geology fun

67 km from Reykjavík

Geology fun runs about 18 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 436 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Base Camp Brynjudalur hiking trail0.6 km

Base Camp Brynjudalur

39 km from Reykjavík

Base Camp Brynjudalur runs about 0.6 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Snaefellsjökull hiking trail10 km

Snaefellsjökull

113 km from Reykjavík

Snaefellsjökull runs about 10 km through West Iceland, 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.

Budir hiking trail1.4 km

Budir

102 km from Reykjavík

Budir runs about 1.4 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Snaefellsnes - Budahraun hiking trail2.9 km

Snaefellsnes - Budahraun

102 km from Reykjavík

Snaefellsnes - Budahraun is a 2.9 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Sneffels hiking trail11 km

Sneffels

115 km from Reykjavík

An 11 km loop in West Iceland, Sneffels comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 828 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Island hiking trail11 km

Island

109 km from Reykjavík

An 11 km route in West Iceland, Island comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 748 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Kerlingarfjall hiking trail3.6 km

Kerlingarfjall

98 km from Reykjavík

Kerlingarfjall is a 3.6 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 312 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Ann Turner hiking trail2.3 km

Ann Turner

41 km from Reykjavík

Ann Turner is a 2.3 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 336 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Eb dating hiking trail0.7 km

Eb dating

51 km from Reykjavík

Eb dating runs about 0.7 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 60 m.

Eldborg West Iceland hiking trail3.2 km

Eldborg West Iceland

72 km from Reykjavík

Eldborg West Iceland is a 3.2 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 95 m.

Glymur + Breiðifoss + Hvalvatn hiking trail12 km

Glymur + Breiðifoss + Hvalvatn

41 km from Reykjavík

Glymur + Breiðifoss + Hvalvatn is a 12 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Expect a proper climb: around 743 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hafursfell á Snæfellsnesi, toppar 2og3 hiking trail8.7 km

Hafursfell á Snæfellsnesi, toppar 2og3

81 km from Reykjavík

Hafursfell á Snæfellsnesi, toppar 2og3 runs about 8.7 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 744 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Soft Hiking hiking trail6.9 km

Soft Hiking

107 km from Reykjavík

Soft Hiking runs about 6.9 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 342 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

cascade hiking trail8.9 km

cascade

79 km from Reykjavík

An 8.9 km loop in West Iceland, cascade comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 272 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Pílagrímaganga um Síldarmannagötur 24/6 2018 hiking trail16 km

Pílagrímaganga um Síldarmannagötur 24/6 2018

39 km from Reykjavík

Pílagrímaganga um Síldarmannagötur 24/6 2018 is a 16 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 500 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hafursfell á Snæfellsnesi, toppur 1 hiking trail7.5 km

Hafursfell á Snæfellsnesi, toppur 1

80 km from Reykjavík

A 7.5 km loop in West Iceland, Hafursfell á Snæfellsnesi, toppur 1 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 743 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hreggnasi from Hellissandur hiking trail6.5 km

Hreggnasi from Hellissandur

122 km from Reykjavík

A 6.5 km loop in West Iceland, Hreggnasi from Hellissandur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 385 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Austur Helgrindur hiking trail14 km

Austur Helgrindur

107 km from Reykjavík

A 14 km loop in West Iceland, Austur Helgrindur 18.09.2022 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 951 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Búrfell Hálsasveit hiking trail8.6 km

Búrfell Hálsasveit

66 km from Reykjavík

An 8.6 km loop in West Iceland, Búrfell Hálsasveit 27.02.2022 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 402 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Stóri-Reyðarbarmur og Kálfstindar hiking trail16 km

Stóri-Reyðarbarmur og Kálfstindar

50 km from Reykjavík

A 16 km loop in West Iceland, Stóri-Reyðarbarmur og Kálfstindar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1084 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Elliðatindar hiking trail14 km

Elliðatindar

90 km from Reykjavík

Elliðatindar runs about 14 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1371 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hellissandur hiking trail1.3 km

Hellissandur

122 km from Reykjavík

Hellissandur is a 1.3 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Skarðshyrna og Heiðarhorn 8. júlí 2019 hiking trail13 km

Skarðshyrna og Heiðarhorn 8. júlí 2019

33 km from Reykjavík

A 13 km loop in West Iceland, Skarðshyrna og Heiðarhorn 8. júlí 2019 comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1119 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Seljafell 580m á Snæfellsnesi hiking trail11 km

Seljafell 580m á Snæfellsnesi

95 km from Reykjavík

Seljafell 580m á Snæfellsnesi runs about 11 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 478 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Grímsfjall og Kerlingarfjall á Snæfellsnesi hiking trail9.1 km

Grímsfjall og Kerlingarfjall á Snæfellsnesi

96 km from Reykjavík

A 9.1 km loop in West Iceland, Grímsfjall og Kerlingarfjall á Snæfellsnesi comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 806 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Botna-Skyrtunna úr Álftafirði Snæf hiking trail15 km

Botna-Skyrtunna úr Álftafirði Snæf

96 km from Reykjavík

Botna-Skyrtunna úr Álftafirði Snæf. runs about 15 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 998 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Tindfell, Hrói, Rjúpnaborgir og Enni fyrir ofan Ólafsvík Snæf hiking trail15 km

Tindfell, Hrói, Rjúpnaborgir og Enni fyrir ofan Ólafsvík Snæf

117 km from Reykjavík

A 15 km loop in West Iceland, Tindfell, Hrói, Rjúpnaborgir og Enni fyrir ofan Ólafsvík Snæf. comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 957 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Lang hiking trail9.2 km

Lang

79 km from Reykjavík

A 9.2 km route in West Iceland, Lang comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 429 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Afternoon Backcountry Ski hiking trail11 km

Afternoon Backcountry Ski

110 km from Reykjavík

Afternoon Backcountry Ski runs about 11 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1118 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Truffula Trail hiking trail9.1 km

Truffula Trail

147 km from Reykjavík

Truffula Trail is a 9.1 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 302 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Bull hiking trail55 km

Bull

124 km from Reykjavík

A 55 km route in West Iceland, Bull comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 581 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hellnar hiking trail5.8 km

Hellnar

110 km from Reykjavík

A 5.8 km loop in West Iceland, Hellnar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 36 m.

Up the hill hiking trail7.2 km

Up the hill

45 km from Reykjavík

A 7.2 km loop in West Iceland, Up the hill comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 389 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Beach hiking trail5.6 km

Beach

173 km from Reykjavík

Beach runs about 5.6 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 33 m.

Snaefell hiking trail8.5 km

Snaefell

114 km from Reykjavík

Snaefell runs about 8.5 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 764 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Dritvík hiking trail3.4 km

Dritvík

115 km from Reykjavík

A 3.4 km loop in West Iceland, Playas de Djúpalónssandur y Dritvík. Snaefellsness. Islandia comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 73 m.

Skarðsheiði - 5 tindar hiking trail16 km

Skarðsheiði - 5 tindar

34 km from Reykjavík

A 16 km route in West Iceland, Skarðsheiði - 5 tindar comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 1202 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

laugarvatns fjall hiking trail4.7 km

laugarvatns fjall

60 km from Reykjavík

Laugarvatns fjall is a 4.7 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 427 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Grundarfjörður- Kirkjufell Mountain summer hike hiking trail6.2 km

Grundarfjörður- Kirkjufell Mountain summer hike

109 km from Reykjavík

A 6.2 km route in West Iceland, Grundarfjörður- Kirkjufell Mountain summer hike comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 312 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Skarðsheiði hiking trail11 km

Skarðsheiði

44 km from Reykjavík

Skarðsheiði runs about 11 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 822 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Selárgil hiking trail3.0 km

Selárgil

117 km from Reykjavík

Selárgil is a 3.0 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 70 m.

Hvalfjarðareyri hiking trail4.5 km

Hvalfjarðareyri

23 km from Reykjavík

Hvalfjarðareyri is a 4.5 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Grábrók crater rim to road hiking trail0.7 km

Grábrók crater rim to road

72 km from Reykjavík

Grábrók crater rim to road runs about 0.7 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Rauðisandur hiking trail2.4 km

Rauðisandur

173 km from Reykjavík

Rauðisandur runs about 2.4 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Lóndrangar Viewpoint hiking trail0.7 km

Lóndrangar Viewpoint

110 km from Reykjavík

Lóndrangar Viewpoint runs about 0.7 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 32 m.

Hofsstadaskogur hiking trail1.0 km

Hofsstadaskogur

88 km from Reykjavík

A 1.0 km loop in West Iceland, Hofsstadaskogur 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.

Rauðfeldsgjá hiking trail1.9 km

Rauðfeldsgjá

109 km from Reykjavík

A 1.9 km loop in West Iceland, Rauðfeldsgjá comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 288 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Sjávarfoss hiking trail0.3 km

Sjávarfoss

33 km from Reykjavík

Sjávarfoss is a 0.3 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Klofningur í Dölum hiking trail0.6 km

Klofningur í Dölum

120 km from Reykjavík

A 0.6 km loop in West Iceland, Klofningur í Dölum 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.

Borgarvirki hiking trail0.8 km

Borgarvirki

161 km from Reykjavík

A 0.8 km loop in West Iceland, Borgarvirki 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.

Kolugljúfur í Víðidal hiking trail2.5 km

Kolugljúfur í Víðidal

147 km from Reykjavík

A 2.5 km loop in West Iceland, Kolugljúfur í Víðidal. 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.

Kolugljúfur hiking trail1.2 km

Kolugljúfur

147 km from Reykjavík

Islandia. Cañón y cascada Kolugljúfur runs about 1.2 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 27 m.

Glanni og Paradís hiking trail1.5 km

Glanni og Paradís

70 km from Reykjavík

Glanni og Paradís is a 1.5 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Botn Miðfjarðar hiking trail5.4 km

Botn Miðfjarðar

141 km from Reykjavík

Botn Miðfjarðar. is a 5.4 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 33 m.

Frá Brandagili í Hrútafirði að Húk í Miðfirði hiking trail9.5 km

Frá Brandagili í Hrútafirði að Húk í Miðfirði

120 km from Reykjavík

Frá Brandagili í Hrútafirði að Húk í Miðfirði. runs about 9.5 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 336 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Ytri tunga Beach hiking trail1.4 km

Ytri tunga Beach

91 km from Reykjavík

A 1.4 km loop in West Iceland, Ytri tunga Beach comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Track 1 hiking trail1.6 km

Track 1

34 km from Reykjavík

Track 1 is a 1.6 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 46 m.

Lava field lake circuit hiking trail9.5 km

Lava field lake circuit

102 km from Reykjavík

Lava field lake circuit is a 9.5 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Frá Káraborg að Hamarsrétt hiking trail12 km

Frá Káraborg að Hamarsrétt

152 km from Reykjavík

Frá Káraborg að Hamarsrétt. runs about 12 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 303 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Frá Fossseli að Hveraborg hiking trail6.6 km

Frá Fossseli að Hveraborg

111 km from Reykjavík

Frá Fossseli að Hveraborg. runs about 6.6 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 244 m.

Langafit við Laugarbakka í Miðfirði hiking trail1.4 km

Langafit við Laugarbakka í Miðfirði

140 km from Reykjavík

Langafit við Laugarbakka í Miðfirði. is a 1.4 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Glanni hiking trail1.1 km

Glanni

70 km from Reykjavík

Cascada Glanni. Río Nordura. Islandia is a 1.1 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Bjarg í Miðfirði hiking trail2.6 km

Bjarg í Miðfirði

136 km from Reykjavík

A 2.6 km loop in West Iceland, Bjarg í Miðfirði. comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 64 m.

Svöðufoss hiking trail1.7 km

Svöðufoss

122 km from Reykjavík

Svöðufoss runs about 1.7 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 52 m.

Lóndrangar hiking trail2.4 km

Lóndrangar

110 km from Reykjavík

Lóndrangar is a 2.4 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 46 m.

Ánaðarstarstapi við Vatnsnesveg að vitanum hiking trail1.5 km

Ánaðarstarstapi við Vatnsnesveg að vitanum

155 km from Reykjavík

Ánaðarstarstapi við Vatnsnesveg að vitanum. is a 1.5 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 44 m.

Hike naar Saxholl crater hiking trail6.0 km

Hike naar Saxholl crater

125 km from Reykjavík

A 6.0 km loop in West Iceland, Hike naar Saxholl crater comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 113 m.

Lombervegur frá Efri-Núpi í Miðfirði hiking trail3.9 km

Lombervegur frá Efri-Núpi í Miðfirði

123 km from Reykjavík

Lombervegur frá Efri-Núpi í Miðfirði. runs about 3.9 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 246 m.

Island: Snæfellsnes: Krater Saxhóll hiking trail0.6 km

Island: Snæfellsnes: Krater Saxhóll

123 km from Reykjavík

A 0.6 km loop in West Iceland, Island: Snæfellsnes: Krater Saxhóll comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 47 m.

Grundarfjörður circular hiking trail3.5 km

Grundarfjörður circular

107 km from Reykjavík

Grundarfjörður circular is a 3.5 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Eldborg hiking trail6.5 km

Eldborg

72 km from Reykjavík

Eldborg runs about 6.5 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 101 m.

Selvallafoss hiking trail0.7 km

Selvallafoss

100 km from Reykjavík

Cascada Selvallafoss is a 0.7 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Borgarnes tour hiking trail2.4 km

Borgarnes tour

44 km from Reykjavík

A 2.4 km loop in West Iceland, Borgarnes tour 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.

Berserkjagata hiking trail1.0 km

Berserkjagata

104 km from Reykjavík

Berserkjagata is a 1.0 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Fiordo Hvalfjörður hiking trail3.0 km

Fiordo Hvalfjörður

35 km from Reykjavík

Fiordo Hvalfjörður is a 3.0 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Jafnaskarð Múlakot hiking trail8.1 km

Jafnaskarð Múlakot

69 km from Reykjavík

Jafnaskarð Múlakot is an 8.1 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 97 m.

Grábrók Crater hiking trail3.2 km

Grábrók Crater

72 km from Reykjavík

A 3.2 km loop in West Iceland, Grábrók Crater 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.

Lækjarhringur + Helluholtshringur, Akranes hiking trail1.4 km

Lækjarhringur + Helluholtshringur, Akranes

25 km from Reykjavík

Lækjarhringur + Helluholtshringur, Akranes runs about 1.4 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 36 m.

Blue Trail, Daníelslundur hiking trail2.0 km

Blue Trail, Daníelslundur

58 km from Reykjavík

Blue Trail, Daníelslundur runs about 2.0 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 41 m.

Glanni + Paradísarlaut hiking trail2.3 km

Glanni + Paradísarlaut

70 km from Reykjavík

A 2.3 km loop in West Iceland, Glanni + Paradísarlaut 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.

Stykkishólmur hiking trail1.2 km

Stykkishólmur

100 km from Reykjavík

Stykkishólmur is a 1.2 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 27 m.

Glymur Hvalfell hike hiking trail5.5 km

Glymur Hvalfell hike

41 km from Reykjavík

A 5.5 km route in West Iceland, Glymur Hvalfell hike comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 761 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Arnarstapi-Hellnar route - Iceland hiking trail6.8 km

Arnarstapi-Hellnar route - Iceland

106 km from Reykjavík

Arnarstapi-Hellnar route - Iceland runs about 6.8 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 83 m.

Þyrilsnes Hvítanes Hvammsvík hiking trail13 km

Þyrilsnes Hvítanes Hvammsvík

36 km from Reykjavík

Þyrilsnes Hvítanes Hvammsvík is a 13 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 21 m.

Midfoss – Bruarfoss – Reykholt hiking trail2.7 km

Midfoss – Bruarfoss – Reykholt

70 km from Reykjavík

A 2.7 km loop in West Iceland, Midfoss y Bruarfoss desde Reykholt 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.

Bjarnarfoss hiking trail1.0 km

Bjarnarfoss

104 km from Reykjavík

Islandia - Fervenza de Bjarnarfoss is a 1.0 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 37 m.

Svignaskarð hiking trail0.4 km

Svignaskarð

59 km from Reykjavík

Svignaskarð is a 0.4 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Kirkjufell around hiking trail6.0 km

Kirkjufell around

109 km from Reykjavík

Kirkjufell around is a 6.0 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 82 m.

Kirkjufellsfoss – Grundarfjörður hiking trail0.9 km

Kirkjufellsfoss – Grundarfjörður

109 km from Reykjavík

A 0.9 km loop in West Iceland, Kirkjufellsfoss Waterfall desde Grundarfjörður comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Kerafossar hiking trail1.1 km

Kerafossar

149 km from Reykjavík

Kerafossar runs about 1.1 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Fléttuleiðangur á Hvanneyri hiking trail1.6 km

Fléttuleiðangur á Hvanneyri

47 km from Reykjavík

A 1.6 km loop in West Iceland, Fléttuleiðangur á Hvanneyri comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Fellsströnd hiking trail1.1 km

Fellsströnd

118 km from Reykjavík

Fellsströnd is a 1.1 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 65 m.

Hraunfossar and Barnafoss hiking trail0.9 km

Hraunfossar and Barnafoss

77 km from Reykjavík

Hraunfossar and Barnafoss is a 0.9 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Álfholtshringur, Akranes hiking trail0.7 km

Álfholtshringur, Akranes

25 km from Reykjavík

Álfholtshringur, Akranes is a 0.7 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Botnsúlur hiking trail19 km

Botnsúlur

41 km from Reykjavík

Botnsúlur runs about 19 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Expect a proper climb: around 1116 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Akranes hiking trail5.3 km

Akranes

20 km from Reykjavík

A 5.3 km loop in West Iceland, Akranes comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. It climbs about 520 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Kantarellubreiða Eldborg og keyrði óvart heim hiking trail17 km

Kantarellubreiða Eldborg og keyrði óvart heim

73 km from Reykjavík

A 17 km route in West Iceland, Kantarellubreiða Eldborg og keyrði óvart heim comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 88 m.

Cascada Islandia hiking trail2.4 km

Cascada Islandia

43 km from Reykjavík

Cascada Islandia runs about 2.4 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 49 m.

Gerðuberg hiking trail1.7 km

Gerðuberg

82 km from Reykjavík

Islandia - Cantís basálticos de Gerðuberg is a 1.7 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 52 m.

Kerlingarfoss – Svodufoss hiking trail2.8 km

Kerlingarfoss – Svodufoss

122 km from Reykjavík

Circular cascadas kerlingarfoss y svodufoss runs about 2.8 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 39 m.

Sodulsholt hiking trail3.2 km

Sodulsholt

82 km from Reykjavík

Sodulsholt runs about 3.2 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 100 m.

Sönghellir hiking trail4.6 km

Sönghellir

108 km from Reykjavík

A 4.6 km route in West Iceland, 20200820 - Islandia - Sönghellir comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 201 m.

Sjöundaá - Rauðisandur hiking trail3.6 km

Sjöundaá - Rauðisandur

173 km from Reykjavík

Sjöundaá - Rauðisandur runs about 3.6 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 32 m.

Maríuhöfn hiking trail3.3 km

Maríuhöfn

26 km from Reykjavík

Maríuhöfn runs about 3.3 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Hrafnabjörg hiking trail5.2 km

Hrafnabjörg

52 km from Reykjavík

Hrafnabjörg is a 5.2 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. It climbs about 311 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hola Hvalfirði cod hiking trail14 km

Hola Hvalfirði cod

34 km from Reykjavík

Hola Hvalfirði cod is a 14 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 244 m.

Grundart- göng hiking trail10 km

Grundart- göng

25 km from Reykjavík

A 10 km route in West Iceland, Grundart- göng 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.

Bláskógabyggð Miðhúsaskógur - Brúarfoss hiking trail4.1 km

Bláskógabyggð Miðhúsaskógur - Brúarfoss

71 km from Reykjavík

A 4.1 km loop in West Iceland, Bláskógabyggð Miðhúsaskógur - Brúarfoss 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.

Grundarfjörður, Grundarfoss hiking trail3.2 km

Grundarfjörður, Grundarfoss

106 km from Reykjavík

Grundarfjörður, Grundarfoss is a 3.2 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 107 m.

Geirmundartindur and Háihnúkur from Akranes hiking trail10 km

Geirmundartindur and Háihnúkur from Akranes

22 km from Reykjavík

Geirmundartindur and Háihnúkur from Akranes runs about 10 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 188 m.

Upp með Fossá- niður Með Vindáshlíð hiking trail7.2 km

Upp með Fossá- niður Með Vindáshlíð

32 km from Reykjavík

A 7.2 km route in West Iceland, Upp með Fossá- niður Með Vindáshlíð 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.

Svarfhólssskógur Línuvegur hiking trail5.8 km

Svarfhólssskógur Línuvegur

34 km from Reykjavík

A 5.8 km loop in West Iceland, Svarfhólssskógur Línuvegur comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 95 m.

Glymur waterfall to Glymur hotel hiking trail25 km

Glymur waterfall to Glymur hotel

41 km from Reykjavík

A 25 km route in West Iceland, Glymur waterfall to Glymur hotel comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Expect a proper climb: around 681 m of total ascent, so bring layers and give yourself daylight to spare.

Hellissandur lighthouse lava field hiking trail5.2 km

Hellissandur lighthouse lava field

128 km from Reykjavík

Hellissandur lighthouse lava field runs about 5.2 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Glanni - Grábrók hiking trail5.3 km

Glanni - Grábrók

70 km from Reykjavík

Glanni - Grábrók is a 5.3 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 151 m.

Reykhólar hiking trail4.3 km

Reykhólar

145 km from Reykjavík

Reykhólar, Aus i fonts termals is a 4.3 km loop in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map. Total ascent is modest at roughly 22 m.

Grundarfjörður hiking trail2.2 km

Grundarfjörður

107 km from Reykjavík

A 2.2 km loop in West Iceland, Grundarfjörður comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went.

Museo de Borgarnes (ISL) hiking trail0.7 km

Museo de Borgarnes (ISL)

43 km from Reykjavík

20230916 Museo de Borgarnes (ISL) runs about 0.7 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track.

Búðir hiking trail3.6 km

Búðir

103 km from Reykjavík

Búðir is a 3.6 km route in West Iceland, recorded on the ground by a hiker — not traced off a map.

Grábrók Crater hiking trail4.2 km

Grábrók Crater

72 km from Reykjavík

A 4.2 km loop in West Iceland, Grábrók Crater comes from a real GPS recording, so the line on the map is where feet actually went. Total ascent is modest at roughly 152 m.

Hvirfill hiking trail8.6 km

Hvirfill

39 km from Reykjavík

Hvirfill runs about 8.6 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. It climbs about 437 m along the way — steady effort rather than a stroll.

Hvammstangi hiking trail5.1 km

Hvammstangi

147 km from Reykjavík

Hvammstangi runs about 5.1 km through West Iceland, mapped from an on-trail GPS track. Total ascent is modest at roughly 96 m.