What does the challenge involve?
Iceland lies on the edge of the Arctic Circle and is home to some of Europe’s greatest wild landscapes. A land of incredible contrast and natural beauty, its wild volcanic landscapes, mountains, glaciers, hot springs, geysers, and waterfalls, combined with its rich history, literature, and folklore make it a fascinating country to explore.
You will discover this stunning scenery on this fantastic trekking challenge in southern Iceland, as you trek through a striking mix of geothermal valleys and beautiful mountain scenery, streams and waterfalls. The warmth of the geothermal activity keeps our route clear of snow, so you can take advantage of seeing this beautiful region in winter, without technical winter trekking.
Staying in huts miles from the nearest big towns, the dark skies offer a great chance of seeing the spectacular Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) and we watch each evening – the icing on the cake on this memorable challenge!
The full details of the trek including full itinerary and what is and isn’t included are available on the Discover Adventure Website – please read these carefully before committing to the challenge.
Fundraising Options
Fundraising Option – Pay a registration fee of £299 today to Discover Adventure, then commit to fundraising £3,300 for Spinal Research (approx 10 weeks before departure)
Part-payment Option – Pay a registration fee of £299 today, then £500 to Discover Adventure and commit to fundraising £2,300 for Spinal Research (approx 10 weeks before departure)
Full payment Option – Pay a registration fee of £299 today then pay £1,650 to Discover Adventure approx 8 weeks before departure. There is no fundraising target after this – just raise as much as you can!
What you can expect from us:
Everyone who signs up will receive a support package including:
- A dedicated member of the team to answer any questions
- A Spinal Research running vest or technical t-shirt, or cycle jersey
- Not to mention heaps of encouragement, help and advice
Not to mention heaps of encouragement, help and advice!
Get in touch
For more information, help, or support please get in touch. Email community@spinal-research or phone 0203 8247 400