This time it goes leisurely with a rented packraft along the Gose and Dove Elbe near Hamburg, Germany.

The last third of our hike was really exciting: Awesome landscape, strong storms, evacuated areas and a sandstorm. This completes our Iceland hike but also leaves some long-term changes.

Accompanied by rain, fog and wind, we went on through the worlds largest volcanic rift Eldgjá and along the river Skaftá heading north.

After we left civilization behind us, the landscape became more and more interesting and beautiful. Besides nice waterfalls and rivers, there was also bad weather and quicksand.

Eating is an essential part of hiking and we want to share our experiences and answer potential questions. Was should I take with me? How much do I need? What ingredients are important?

In the summer of 2018, we spent three weeks hiking in the south of Iceland. Already the first few days were very eventful.

After deciding to hike three weeks in Iceland, many preparations had to be done. We learned a lot and want to share our experience with you.