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The current crisis that the world is going through due to the epidemic of covid 19 will force us to rework our next season and to reduce the number of departures to focus on some of our favorites and where participants are already registered. An online update will be made in early April and a second in early May.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Supported trekking<\/h3>\n

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TREKKING IN ICELAND<\/p>\n

Icelandic Highland Travel founded in 1976 became Fjallabak in 1997. Said without bragging, this is the oldest and most experienced trekking company in Iceland. Thousands of miles stored in our muscles, mind, heart and experience.<\/p>\n

Its founder, in addition to exploring the nearly pristine mountains of Iceland, formerly led many treks and expeditions to the Sahara, East Africa and the Himalayas.<\/p>\n

For us, sincerely, trekking is primarily a magnificent human experience in the wilderness before being only a busines. We also continue to keep a reasonable size for our family business despite fierce concurrency of the big tour operators and mass tourism that invaded areas with easy access. Fortunately Iceland is vast and everyone rushes to the same places. We venture further into the back country.<\/p>\n

Fjallabak\u2019s challenging treks that we mostly operate in the southern volcanic highlands can be compared, without a doubt, to the most beautiful, remote treks in the world. The most hidden part of the \u00d6r\u00e6fi desert is a collection of strange and majestic landscapes from the great volcanic rift that splits Iceland in two. Where we walk, there are few tracks \u2013 few signs, if any, of man\u2019s existence. This is one of the few places in this world where the silence is complete. A true wilderness that will leave you spellbound with natural wonders at every turn.<\/p>\n

Our exclusive treks are limited to 12 participants and are exceptional in their design and quality.Trek to the Doors of Hell or Trek Around Mount Hekla or Trek Langisj\u00f3r are by far our favorite There are not marked, unfrequented, yet they traverse landscapes are among the strangest that can be found on our planet.<\/p>\n

\u201cThose who wander are not necessarily lost\u201d \u2013 JRR Tolkien<\/p>\n

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The marked path from Landmannalaugar to Thorsm\u00f6rk<\/strong> known as the Laugavegur Trail<\/strong> is the legendary and unmissable hike (everyone wants to walk Laugavegur) and the reference in Iceland in terms of individual backpacking adventure<\/strong>. This is the one most hikers want to do, but becoming too famous, crowded accommodation infrastructure is not keeping up and shelter prices have hit record highs. Laugavegur remains a very beautiful adventure for independent backpackers. We find that this path should be essentially dedicated to them. Alas gregarious organizations also offer it for groups and it’s really way too crowded! However, in September<\/strong>, as the season draws to a close and the fall colors explode under the blazing sun, as the Northern Lights dance in the night, we will re-propose our own Laugavegur variant, assisted hut to hut, in 6 days<\/strong> instead of 3 days with crooked paths and loops to explore the wonders that lie around.<\/p>\n

10% discount for any registration made before the end of 2019!<\/h4>\n

This discount is applicable only to participants registering directly with us online on this site. It will be subtracted from the final balance, provided that the group has reached the minimum of 6 participants<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The current crisis that the world is going through due to the epidemic of covid 19 will force us to rework our next season and to reduce the number of departures to focus on some of our favorites and where…
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