Mountain walking day tour from Ísafjörður town up an over to Bolungarvík village, includes a trip to the local swimming pool.
Trip difficulty 2 out of 5 possible, easy.
Category: Day tour, available directly from Ísafjörður in Iceland.
The mountains and valleys around Isafjordur offers the enthusiastic walker some great opportunities for daytrips in the unspoiled nature. The view over the picturesque town and the sheer mountains on each side is spectacular and takes on a different shape with every step of the way.
We´ll start the walk at the cross country ski area in Seljalandsdalur and slowly progress up to the Thjofatindar peaks. Between the peaks is an easy mountain pass that offers excellent view over the Hnifsdalur valley and the fjords to the North. From there we descent a bit and cross the valley while maintaining altitude. The last part of the walk is down the Sydridalur valley close to the town of Bolungarvik. We end the trip in the local swimming pool that offers sauna and jacuzzis to sooth our sore muscles. If you want to skip the swimming pool, you can wander around town and check out the local atmosphere and the Einarshus coffee house. Drive back to Isafjordur at the end of the trip.
Guaranteed Departures: Thursdays and Sundays at 9:30 AM from the Tourist Information Center. Pickup from Isafjordur airport in connection with the morning flight.
Details:
Price: 9.990 ISK per person. Includes a free pick-up from Ísafjörður Airport in connection with the morning flight.
Packed lunch can be provided for 1.200 ISK.
Duration of trip: 6 hours. Available: 1st of June - 30th of September. Minimum: 4 persons. Maximum: 20 persons. Age limit: 12 years. Bring with you: Warm outdoor clothing,
waterproof jacket and pants, some headgear and gloves, day backpack, water bottle, swim suit and towel..and of course: hiking boots. Good footwear is the key to enjoy this trip. Please note that there might be some snow on the route in early June.
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