Description
Summary
Description
Explore Iceland's southern Highlands from Landmannalaugar to Thorsmork on this six-day Laugavegur hiking tour for women. With mountain hut stays and meals, this summer trip takes you along one of the best-known trails in the world in a group of women.
The Laugavegur Trail passes glaciers, mountains, birch woodlands, and geothermal springs, away from the crowds.
On the way, you walk rocky paths, cross glacial rivers, and hike in the long summer daylight with your fellow hikers.
Your tour begins at BSI Bus Terminal in Reykjavik, where you meet your hiking guide and the rest of the group. Together, you take a highland bus to the trailhead in Landmannalaugar.
Day by day, you hike the 34-mile (55-kilometer) Laugavegur Trail.
You sleep in dormitory-style rooms with bunk beds and shared spaces in mountain huts. Your luggage is moved from hut to hut, so you hike with a light daypack.
Each day brings new terrain, from black sand deserts dotted with obsidian to green valleys and views of glaciers.
You cross the Landmannalaugar Geothermal Area, known for its rhyolite mountains in rainbow colors and its steaming geothermal vents.
On the following days, the trail takes you past Alftavatn Lake, where you may see different species of birds and ducks, and Maelifell Mountain, a green, cone-shaped peak rising from the dark volcanic landscape.
The trail ends in Thorsmork Nature Reserve, a green valley between glaciers. Named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder, Thorsmork has wide views, ridges, and plant life that contrast with the rugged Highlands.
You spend the last two days hiking in Thorsmork, on the Tindfjoll circular trail and up Valahnukur Mountain for views over the whole valley.
The tour is led by an experienced female guide, and the group is women-only, so you can connect with like-minded women and share the experience.
At the end of the trek, your group takes the highland bus back to Reykjavik.
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