Winter

Although most travelers visit Iceland over the summer, there is a growing number of brave travelers who are discovering the wonders of the wintertime and just what a different place Iceland becomes depending on when you visit. Close your eyes and imagine you’re walking through an expansive lava field. The frozen moss cracks under your feet while overhead the Northern Lights dance in the sky in their dazzling colors. If that tickles your fancy, now imagine relaxing in a natural hot tub outdoors after a long day in the wintery wilderness.

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We’re not all fire and brimstone all the time. This volcanic island actually offers excellent skiing all year round, thanks to the many glaciers. There’s a lot of interest in skiing among Icelands, both as a competitive sport and as a leisure activity. There are networks of ski trails all over the country maintained by local ski associations. And even when darkness falls, people are still keen to get out on lighted trails for both downhill and cross-country skiing.
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