9 articles to prepare your trip
Isolated geothermal basin in the Syðri Fjallabak Highlands, near the Mælifell volcano. Access by 4x4 and hiking from Strútur hut, open June to September.
An active volcano standing at 1,488 m in southern Islande, Mount Hekla offers a day hike and direct access to the Landmannalaugar massif.
A moss-green cone planted in the black sand of Mælifellssandur, Mælifell is reached via the F-tracks of Iceland's Highlands, open from June to September.
55 km between Landmannalaugar and Þórsmörk through rhyolite, obsidian lava, hot springs and glacial valleys: complete guide to the Laugavegur trek.
Landmannahellir
Cave and pastoral domain in Iceland's Highlands, at the foot of Hekla: hiking and fishing base between Landmannalaugar and Lake Þórisvatn.
KATLA
Katla, subglacial volcano north of Vík: 10×14 km crater beneath Myrdalsjökull, Kötlujökull ice cave and Iceland's pioneering geopark.
Stratovolcano capped by a glacier in south Iceland, famous for its 2010 eruption that paralyzed European aviation.
Nestled between the Vatnajökull glacier and Landmannalaugar, Langisjór Lake is one of Iceland's best-kept secrets in the Highlands. Access, hiking trails, and expert advice.
Landmannalaugar
In the heart of Iceland's highlands, Landmannalaugar combines multicolored rhyolite mountains, natural hot springs, and serves as the starting point for the Laugavegur trek.
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