Bjarnarfell is a 750m high mountain right at the doorstep of Langjökull and Jarlhettur. Upon reaching the peak you are welcomed by a breathtaking view over the incredible landscape below.

This is a long day trip or about 14-16 hours total. There are 195 km between Reykjavík and Landmannalaugar, or about 3 hours by car. We walk in and up Halldórsgil and then walk down to Jökulgil.

In this valley is a hot spring where you can dip in and just enjoy the unspoiled nature landscape right in front of you. Reykjadalur, which means “Smokey valley”, is a spectacular place next to the village of Hveragerði.

Vörðufell is a small mountain located just south and east of the White River next to Iða, which is the very same water running in Gullfoss waterfall. Vörðufell is a triangular shaped mountain and is located both in Biskupstungur and Skeiðum municipality.

The 25 km Fimmvörðuháls Trek is without a doubt one of the most popular amongst both locals and travelers alike and has been for centuries. Hike between glaciers, volcanoes and stunning nature in the Icelandic highlands.

This tour includes a lot of walking on a glacier and associated safety equipment is required. It is important to keep in mind that Snæfellsjökull is a fairly comfortable mountain to travel but has its dangers in poor visibility, such as cracks and falls from the top.

A bus leaves Reykjavík at 8. We drive into Kerlingarfjöll and go for a demanding hike and easier hike. After the hike we go to a hot pool in Kerlingarfjöll. It’s also ideal to have a look at the restaurant and get a waffle and so on.

The bus will be waiting for us at Korputorg at 8. This is a day day trip to Snæfellsnes where the bus will be parked on Öndverðarnes while we hike into the lava field. Grashóll, where there are caves in two directions, one lies under the crater itself and there you can stay for a while.