The wide range of routes in this book introduce walkers and backpackers to
\nthis \u2018Land of Ice and Fire\u2019. There are 100 days of walking in this guidebook,
\nstretching over 1722km, split between 49 day walks and 10 multi-stage treks.
\nThey climb mountains, cross glaciers, pass lakes and explore coastlines and
\ngeothermal areas, and range from easy nature trails to challenging treks. So,
\nthere is enough variation to satisfy all kinds of walkers. The routes are
\nspread all around Iceland, grouped into twelve regions. Detailed information
\nis given at the start of each route or trekking stage, including distances,
\nascents, descents and the nature of the terrain to help indicate if the route
\nis suited to your ability.<\/p>\n
With Reykjavik now an established city-break destination, Iceland is easy to
\nget to. Once there, the routes described include both popular and lesser-known
\ntrails, from coastal walks and off-island trails, to the remote interior and
\nice-caps. Most routes are signposted and waymarked, and a number of easy
\n’starter‘ treks and walks are included, but there are also rugged mountain
\nroutes and glacier crossings \u2013 including the classic Laugavegur trail.<\/p>\n
Despite Iceland’s reputation for being expensive, this guide offers plenty of
\ntips for budget travellers and full details on mountain huts, campsites and
\npublic transport. Walking and Trekking in Iceland will enable readers of all
\nabilities, and all budgets, to explore all that’s great about this unique
\ndestination.<\/p>\n
covers all the popular trekking routes, including the classic Laugavegur
\nTrail, as well as lesser-known trails
\nillustrated with clear customised relief maps and profiles
\nplenty of hints and tips for budget travellers
\nfull details on mountain huts, campsites and transport<\/p>\n
edition 2022<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"