Hiking in Iceland takes you from the rhyolite valleys and hot springs of Laugavegur to the sheer sea cliffs of Snæfellsnes and the remote coves of Hornstrandir. In East Iceland, Víknaslóðir links abandoned inlets and colorful mountains above Seyðisfjörður, while the Mývatn area brings lava fields, craters, and geothermal ground into the day’s walk. Here, terrain feels raw, exposed, and unforgettable.