Highland Base at Kerlingarfjöll

Venture out on an E-Bike ride across highland trails in Kerlingarfjöll. You’ll start with a quick setup and briefing before getting used to the bike’s assisted power. The route covers mixed ground, including gravel tracks, uneven paths and gradual climbs. The motor support helps on inclines while still requiring you to pedal and manage effort.

You’ll ride at a controlled pace with stops along the way to regroup and check the route. The terrain keeps changing, so you’ll stay alert while handling the bike. It’s an active way to cover more distance than walking while still staying active on the trail.

Head out on a snowmobile tour across highland terrain near Kerlingarfjöll. You’ll follow a guide after a short briefing, learning how to handle the machine before setting off. The route takes you over packed snow, open flats and gradual climbs towards higher ground. You’ll keep a steady speed while adjusting to changing surfaces and visibility.

At points, you’ll stop to regroup and check conditions before continuing. The ride can extend towards glacier edges depending on weather and access. No prior experience is needed, as instructions are given at the start. It’s a direct way to cover distance in winter across areas not reachable on foot.

Set out on a guided trek towards Snækollur, the highest peak in the area. You’ll start with a steep climb that gains elevation quickly over rough ground. The route then follows a narrow ridge with loose sections, so you’ll watch your footing as you move. Your guide manages the pace and points out key features along the way.

At the top, you’ll stop for a break and take in the surroundings before starting the descent. If conditions allow, you’ll return by crossing a snowfield, which adds a different surface underfoot. The route is short in distance but requires steady effort from start to finish.