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Cover Iceland’s most famous long-distance trail on foot, travelling from the geothermal landscapes of Landmannalaugar to the sheltered valley of Þórsmörk. This three-day trek focuses on steady progress, experienced guiding and logistics that let you concentrate on the walking rather than the planning.
The plan is to hike the full Laugavegur route over three days, staying in mountain huts and carrying only a daypack. Transport, accommodation, meals and luggage transfers are arranged in advance, allowing you to focus on the trail itself. Distances are significant, terrain is varied, and weather can change quickly, so this trek is aimed at hikers with good fitness and previous experience of long mountain days.
The trek runs through Iceland’s southern highlands, starting in Landmannalaugar and finishing in Þórsmörk. The route passes volcanic deserts, glacier-fed valleys and exposed mountain passes, with overnight stays at Álftavatn and Emstrur huts.
The main meeting point is Brú Base Camp on Road 249 near Hvolsvöllur. Transport to and from the trailheads is included.
This trek is rated Challenging. Participants should be experienced hikers in good physical condition, comfortable with consecutive long walking days and carrying a daypack for several hours at a time.
You should be prepared for variable weather, river crossings on foot, and uneven terrain. Proper footwear and layered clothing are essential.
Covering the Laugavegur safely requires careful pacing, weather awareness and route knowledge. The itinerary is designed to balance distance with recovery, using established huts and planned meal stops.
Guides are experienced highland leaders with strong local knowledge, many with Search and Rescue backgrounds. Luggage transport and hut bookings are handled in advance, keeping the focus on the hiking rather than logistics.
The day starts early with transport from Brú Base to Landmannalaugar. After arrival, the hike begins immediately, climbing through geothermal ground and colourful rhyolite hills. The route passes Hrafntinnusker, an obsidian-rich highland area shaped by volcanic activity, before continuing south across exposed terrain.
The second half of the day descends towards Álftavatn, passing Reykjafjöll and the Jökultungur area where meltwater streams cut through volcanic slopes. This is the longest and most demanding day of the trek, with sustained distance and elevation change before reaching the hut by the lake for the night.
After breakfast, the route continues south across wide black sand plains, where the landscape opens up and the walking becomes more even. Mountains such as Stórasúla and Hattfell dominate the skyline, offering long sightlines and a strong sense of scale.
The day finishes at Emstrur (Botnar), with views opening towards Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull. In the evening, there is an optional short walk to Markarfljótsgljúfur, a deep canyon carved by glacial floods, before returning to the hut for dinner and rest.
The final day follows the trail alongside Mýrdalsjökull before descending into greener terrain. Vegetation increases as the route approaches Þórsmörk, where trees and sheltered paths replace open highland ground.
After completing the hike in Þórsmörk, transport is arranged back towards Brú Base, with a stop at Seljalandsfoss waterfall before the journey ends in the afternoon.
This trek involves long days of walking, up to 9 hours on Day 1.
You should be comfortable hiking 15–25 km on consecutive days.
No. Main luggage is transported between huts.
You carry only a daypack with essentials.
Accommodation is in shared mountain huts at Álftavatn and Emstrur.
Facilities are basic but suitable for highland trekking.
Yes. All meals during the trek are included.
Drinks are not included.
Yes. Weather can change rapidly in the highlands.
The itinerary may be adjusted or cancelled for safety reasons.
No. This trek is best suited to hikers with prior long-distance or mountain hiking experience.
It is rated Challenging due to distance and conditions.
Waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support are essential.
Trail shoes are not suitable.
Yes. A minimum of 4 participants is required.
If numbers are not met, you will be informed at least 2 days before departure.
A full equipment list is provided after booking.
You will need layered clothing, waterproofs and personal essentials.
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