Laugavegur Trek – 4 Day Hiking Tour (Camping)
Over four incredible days, complete the iconic 55-km (34-mile) Laugavegur Trail, trekking through colorful rhyolite mountains, black sand deserts, and lush valleys. Camp in tents in Iceland’s pristine wilderness, with your luggage transported for a hassle-free adventure. You start in the geothermal wonderland of Landmannalaugar and end in the lush, glacier‑carved valley of Þórsmörk. Guided by experts, this unforgettable journey combines raw natural beauty, breathtaking contrasts, and the thrill of exploring one of the world’s most celebrated trails!
The Laugavegur Trail is well‑maintained and perfectly suited for adventurous hikers. Your expert guide will ensure a safe and enjoyable journey – sharing local insights, pointing out hidden gems, and bringing Iceland’s dramatic geological history to life. You’ll camp each night in designated Highland campsites.
Highlights
- Trek the full Laugavegur Trail, Iceland’s most famous multi‑day hike
- Explore the geothermal landscapes of Landmannalaugar
- Walk through obsidian fields, colorful rhyolite mountains, and black‑sand deserts
- Enjoy sweeping views of glaciers, volcanoes, and steaming geothermal areas
- Camp in the heart of the Icelandic Highlands
- Finish in the lush Þórsmörk Valley, beneath Eyjafjallajökull
- Guided by experienced mountain leaders who share geology, history, and hidden gems
For full details on the daily itinerary and camping arrangements click here.
Please note: Arctic Adventures reserves the right to alter itineraries and/or timetables should it be necessary due to adverse weather and or other related conditions.
Where you'll be each day.
No surprises at checkout.
- Accommodation in tents on nights 1–3
- All meals from lunch on day 1 to lunch on day 4
- Transportation to/from the trek Free bus Wi-Fi
- Luggage transportation between campsites
- English-speaking, expert trekking guide
- Hiking boots - good sturdy boots with sufficient ankle support, robust sole and waterproof
- Thermal underwear (long sleeve top and bottom) made of wool or synthetics (not cotton)
- Wool or fleece thermal mid layer
- Hiking pants (we don't recommend cottons as it takes a long time to dry if wet)
- Hiking socks made of wool or synthetic (at least 2-3 pairs)
- Waterproof and breathable pants and jacket (preferably with a hood)
- Gloves and mittens - wool or synthetic (waterproof over gloves/mitts recommended)
- Warm hat and/or balaclava
- HEALTH SUPPLIES AND PRESCRIPTION MEDICINE IF NEEDED
- Day backpack about 25-40 L
- Travel sack for your baggage that is transported between huts (Suitcases are not recommended, we recommend a waterproof duffel bag)
- Closed-toe river crossing shoes - for example quick drying trail runners, old sneakers, or neoprene water shoes
- Sleeping bag and travel pillow
- Towel
- Tooth brush and personal toiletries
- Sunglasses/sunscreen
- 1-2 L Water bottle
- Hiking poles
- Gaiters
- Pen knife
- Camera, batteries & memory card
- Book / reading material
- Headlamp for trips in late season (after August 10th)
- Earplugs
- Power bank / portable charging device