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The Rise of Iceland's Mountain Bike Scene, Proud to be part of this project.. great work guys.!

The passion and enthusiasm of the Icelandic mountain biking community is truly contagious. Despite facing significant challenges such as limited resources and environmental restrictions, these riders and trail builders continue to work tirelessly to create more mountain biking opportunities.

location & logistics for a Dan Milner photoshoot with Andrew Neethling the seasoned professional Mountain Bike Rider who has been a dominant force in the world of downhill for over a decade. Showing them a good time on our new trails both around out Trail centre and the Goðaland /þórsmörk area.

We took the Ultra-Endurance cyclist Jenny Graham out to the west tackling one of the most remote parts of Iceland.
In the first of three films exploring this country of extremes, Jenny experiences its weather through a dramatic landscape, confronts the steep climbs through

Follow Manon Carpenter and Monet Adams as they explore the breathtaking terrain of Iceland and dig a little deeper into what makes our country so unique.

When Iceland freezes over its time to . head out early morning and fly out. leaver everything and just ride!

A few days riding through the Icelandic highlands means seeing a lot of amazing sights! Navigating through the steam of thermal hot-springs, crossing freezing rivers and riding terrain varying from glacial snow and ice to palm sized volcanic pebbles… now this is an environment to test bikes! Gravel or Mountain Bike, which handles Iceland better?

Without knowing each other, pro mountain biker Hannah Barnes from Scotland and Austrian freeskier Sandra Lahnsteiner set off to do a trip to Iceland together. Their plan is to explore Iceland while doing both their sports: free-skiing and mountain biking.

The idea of going and finding perfect single track that laces through the hills was our goal, and with the help of Magne from Icebike Adventures we set out to find the best trails the south island had to offer. Each day we set out we seemed to find better locations and trails than the day and week before. In addition to the landscape, the Northern Lights was something that we all wanted to see while we were in Iceland. See full article and pictures here.

Mountain Bike legends Hans Rey & Steve Peat on their North to South Iceland Traverse in 2015 They were joined by local rider Runar and the folks from Icebike Adventures.

For this Helibiking winter day trip we choose the best snow conditions and utilize the heli to get there!

Around 10% of Iceland is covered with glaciers. Climate change will mean they will all be gone in the next 150-200 years. We believe that future generations deserve a chance to witness the natural wonders of glaciers.

Known for a rugged landscape of unparalleled beauty, Iceland is one of the most topographically unique countries in the world. It is amidst this spectacular nature that the recent 2016 Adventure Camp by ŠKODA’s We Love Cycling magazine took place.

This nice video shot by one of our clients 2016. Speedy Goose goes to Iceland to test out the volcano mountain biking scene. The event was a bachelor party, which turned into quite an adventure filled with helicopters and rainbows.

This video shot by one of our clients from the Lava trails shows the ever changing terrain we can offer in the best selling Lavatrails daytrip we offer around Reykjavík.

“Horace and the Rough Stuff Fellowship” tells the story of Horace Dall, an astronomer who—80 years ago—single-handedly crossed Iceland’s moonlike central desert in his suit and tie, solo, with just a napkin-sized map and the stars as his guide. The film tells Dall’s story as well as the like-minded adventurers who came after him, only to find it had (sort of) been done before. The film, with its stunning high-definition shots of the landscape, examines the eternal questions: Why do we go off road? Why leave the comforts of home? Are there any new adventures to be had? The answers of course (if there are any) lie in the hearts of individuals.

A New fun day of helibiking exploring lavafields from above and the ground. Hop in the heli for a stunning flyover starting in center of Reykjavík. Fly out of the city towards lakes and lavafields. Land on neighbouring dormant volcano where we jump on the bike and start a sweet easy descent in the remote. ending in a unique fissure.

Location and logistics for Yetis new trail bike. This strange land is littered with awe-inspiring trails hidden among huge glaciers and ragged peaks blanketed with lush vibrant fauna. The primordial terrain carved into the landscape and the chaotic weather made it an ideal setting for us to shred the Yeti SB4.5c.

Perfect snow conditions makes this day one of the best fatbiking day of the season so far, just look at it!

New perspectives in Icelandic mountain biking Icebike adventures is a small mountain & heli biking travel company providing exclusive services focusing on small groups & big adventures.