Tour: Women's Iceland Laugavegur Hike
When: July 15-21, 2025
Host: Green Edventure Tours
Trip Leader: Cynthia Sherman
Do something amazing this summer! Join us in Iceland for our Iceland Women’s Laugavegur Hike. Be wowed by big landscapes, feel free to let go, and be surprised by what you can do with the right group of people by your side on each of your 84,480 steps from magical hot springs to the forested land of Thor.
Explore the Heart of Iceland’s Wild Beauty
Step into a world shaped by fire and ice, where ancient Viking trails wind through vibrant rhyolite mountains, vast black sand deserts, and moss-carpeted valleys. This journey is one that National Geographic named one of the world’s beautiful hikes! It blends breathtaking landscapes with Icelandic culture, creating an adventure that is as invigorating as it is unforgettable. From soaking in geothermal hot springs to hiking beneath glacier-clad peaks, this trip is an exploration of Iceland’s raw and untamed beauty.
Discover Your Inner Viking & Meet New Lifelong Friends!
Challenge yourself and discover just how much you’re capable of with a group of inspiring women by your side and an expert team guiding the way. Together, you’ll hike over mountains, cross glacier rivers, and cross the volcanic deserts while pushing your limits, and celebrating victories large and small. Imagine the stories you’ll share, the laughter echoing through mountain huts, and the lifelong friendships forged in Iceland’s breathtaking highlands.
Each day on this epic journey brings the reward of accomplishment, knowing you’ve met your goals step by step. In the evenings, gather around the table with your adventure companions to enjoy homemade meals, swap stories from the trail, and relive the day’s triumphs. This hike isn’t just about the destination—it’s about the bonds you’ll build and the memories you’ll carry for a lifetime. Oh, the stories you’ll have to tell!
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