Trekking & Hiking in Iceland
Discover our full range of trekking and hiking tours, thoughtfully designed for travelers seeking Iceland’s most breathtaking trails and unspoiled landscapes—from the remote Highlands to diverse regions across the country.
Featured Trekking & Hiking Tours
A handpicked selection of our most rewarding trekking and hiking experiences, showcasing Iceland’s diverse landscapes—from volcanic highlands to remote wilderness trails.
Laugavegur Trek (Hut to Hut)
Reykjavík
Tours That Match Your Search
Aurora Explorer - Small Group 4×4 Northern Lights Tour
Reykjavík
Laugavegur Trek (Hut to Hut)
Reykjavík
Custom Private Trekking Tours
Design a private trekking experience tailored to your interests, pace, and schedule—guided by experienced local experts.
Request your custom itinerary, or explore our private bespoke tours for more inspiration.
One- to Multi-Days
Easy to Challenging
Reykjavik & Beyond
Custom Group Size
Trekking & Hiking in Iceland
Trekking and hiking in Iceland offers an unmatched way to experience the country’s dramatic landscapes—from colorful volcanic mountains and geothermal valleys to glaciers, rivers, and remote wilderness. With well-known trails and lesser-traveled routes, Iceland offers unforgettable walking experiences for travelers seeking both natural beauty and a true sense of adventure.
Trekking Regions of Iceland
Icelandic Highlands
Remote, raw, and otherworldly. The Highlands are Iceland’s wild heart—home to vast volcanic deserts, colorful rhyolite mountains, and legendary multi-day treks far from roads and crowds.
Landmannalaugar
Known for its vibrant colors and geothermal terrain, Landmannalaugar offers iconic hiking trails, natural hot springs, and some of Iceland’s most photographed landscapes.
Þórsmörk (Thorsmörk)
A lush valley surrounded by glaciers and volcanoes. Þórsmörk offers dramatic mountain views and greener trails, making it a highlight of many classic treks.
Eldgjá
The world’s largest volcanic canyon offers a powerful trekking experience through lava fields, waterfalls, and quiet highland terrain shaped by ancient eruptions.
South Coast of Iceland
A striking mix of waterfalls, glaciers, black-sand beaches, and coastal cliffs. South Coast hikes offer dramatic scenery, easier access, and varied terrain.
Snæfellsnes Peninsula
Often called “Iceland in miniature,” Snæfellsnes features volcanic peaks, coastal paths, lava fields, and glacier views—all in a compact, diverse region.
Why Choose Our Trekking Tours
Led by Experienced Local Guides
Our treks are guided by knowledgeable local experts who know Iceland’s terrain, weather, and hidden routes inside out. Their experience ensures not only a safer journey, but deeper insight into the landscapes, history, and nature you’re walking through.
Small Groups & Personalized Experience
Smaller group sizes allow for a more flexible pace, a stronger connection with your guide, and a more immersive experience overall. Whether you’re an experienced trekker or an active traveler, our tours are designed to feel personal—not rushed.
Thoughtfully Designed Routes
We focus on routes that showcase Iceland at its best—balancing iconic highlights with quieter, less-traveled paths. Each trek is thoughtfully planned to deliver rewarding scenery, natural flow, and a genuine sense of exploration.
Responsible Travel in Remote Environments
We operate with respect for Iceland’s fragile landscapes, following Leave No Trace principles and working closely with local communities. Choosing our tours means exploring responsibly while helping preserve these wild places for future generations.
Good to Know
What is the best time of year for trekking in Iceland?
While Iceland’s Highland treks are typically accessible from June to September, hiking in other regions is possible year-round, seasonal conditions shaping the experience.
Are the trekking tours suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. Whether you’re new to trekking or an experienced hiker, we offer routes for every level, clearly marked by difficulty to help you choose with confidence.
Do I need a guide for trekking in Iceland?
Guides are not always required, but they enhance safety, navigation, and understanding of the landscape. Self-guided trekking options are also available.
Our Other Experiences
Looking for authentic Iceland adventures? Choose from multi-day highland hikes, northern lights tours, day trips, private custom experiences, or full-service DMC planning for your group.