Question 1

What is the best time to visit Þórsmörk for this hike?

Accepted Answer

The best time to visit Þórsmörk is from late June to mid-September, which is the official hiking season in Iceland’s highlands. During this period, mountain roads are open, daylight hours are long, and trail conditions are safest, although weather can still change quickly.

Question 2

Is travel insurance mandatory for this trip?

Accepted Answer

Travel insurance is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended. Your insurance should cover hiking activities, medical expenses, trip interruptions, and evacuation if needed. Iceland’s highlands are remote, and having proper coverage is essential for peace of mind.

Question 3

Is this hike suitable for solo travelers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many participants join this tour as solo travellers. This is a women-only small group experience, designed to be supportive, welcoming, and social, making it easy to connect with fellow hikers from the start.

Question 4

How fit do I need to be to join this hike?

Accepted Answer

This trip is rated moderate with some challenging sections. You should be comfortable hiking for 4-6 hours per day over uneven terrain with ascents and descents. A good level of fitness and prior hiking experience are recommended.

Question 5

Where do we store our main luggage during the hike?

Accepted Answer

Your main luggage can be stored in Reykjavík or left with the bus operator. You will only need to carry a daypack with essentials such as water, snacks, extra layers, and personal items during the hikes.

Question 6

What kind of weather should I expect?

Accepted Answer

Weather in the Icelandic highlands can change rapidly. Expect a mix of sun, wind, rain, and cool temperatures, typically ranging from 5-15°C (40-60°F). Proper waterproof clothing and layered gear are essential.

Question 7

What happens if the weather is bad?

Accepted Answer

If weather conditions are unsafe, the guide may adjust hiking routes, timing, or activities to ensure group safety. Flexibility is part of hiking in Iceland’s highlands, and safety always comes first.

Question 8

What happens if someone gets injured on the trail?

Accepted Answer

Your guide is trained in wilderness safety and first aid. In case of injury, the guide will assess the situation and take appropriate action, which may include adjusting the itinerary or arranging evacuation if necessary.

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