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Iceland trails and roads can be demanding, expect to ride a little shorter distance than your average ride at home. Geotrails = 15km, Steamer = 25km, Gravel multiday = 50-120km per day based on groups, MTB/eMTB per day= 20-40km per day. Distance will be based on final road selection,climbs and terrain.

We prioritize quality, using fresh ingredients from local suppliers. In Iceland, seafood, especially fish, is prevalent, and locals favor Lamb and Beef as their main meats. The local produce comprises greens, tomatoes, root vegetables, and berries. While most fruits are imported, we strive to offer a diverse and satisfying culinary experience.

Please inform us during the booking process of any food requirements or allergies, and we’ll make every effort to accommodate them. We offer food suitable for Vegan, Vegetarian, and Celiac preferences. While some very specific dietary requirements may pose challenges in the highlands, you can find more information on our highland facilities page.

Icelanders value good food. You’ll find multiple restaurants in Reykjavík, in the countryside expect restaurants to have fish,meat and vegetarian dishes. Pizza and fastfood is abundant but often prices similarly as more high end food.

Northern lights need dark evenings to stand out on the sky. The season is September-March, during the summer months there isn’t a dark enough sky, you’ll experience 24 hour daylight in end of June. By August the days are getting shorter, and a small chance of seeing the Northern Lights.

The prime time to visit Iceland is from July through the first week of September, known as Highland season when the highest altitude trails are rideable. For day tours and activities closer to Reykjavik, the period from May to October is open. Early summer offers almost 24-hour daylight, creating a beautiful setting for late-night biking...

Locals in Iceland are known for their open-minded and welcoming nature. The vast majority are fluent in English as a second language, while Icelandic, closely related to Norwegian and Danish, serves as the primary language. Enduring long winters with minimal daylight, Icelanders eagerly embrace the 24-hour summer daylight, participating in outdoor activities, night rides, camping,...

We absolutely recommend riding with a guide in the highlands. Near the Trailcenter is it possible to head out selfguided, for longer rides or more technical riding in the mountains you’ll probably make better use of your time if you have a guide as many of the trails are unmarked, and the guides have the...

MULTIDAY : Our multiday trips are designed for fit, active and experienced riders. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are in doubt. DAYTOURS: The Geotrails e-MTB trip is perfect for beginner riders. It is always tailored to the riders, always private and has a 3 person minimum, you ride at your own pace....

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