Congrats on your achievement upon doing the Laugavegur trail and that you enjoyed the experience. Much appreciated that you found our video useful. Regards, Martin and Sharron

Thanks a lot. This is one of the world's greatest treks for good reason. Fabulous and varied scenery all the way. Well worth a trip to Iceland for ;-)

Thanks, Adrian. Yes, those rivers were sure cold, and the last one was deep and fast flowing, hence me wading it in my knickers, lol!!!

Thank you for the kind comment. Hope that you enjoyed your trek as much as we did

Hi Gerry, thanks for commenting. Yes, this trek was certainly one of the most fascinating landscapes we have ever travelled through. Very varied scenery and terrain. There are no biting insects in Iceland, unlike Greenland, which was a relief! LOL! You got to see me in my drawers crossing the last river; that was bad enough, but you don't want to see Martin in his Y fronts, believe you me!!!!!

Cheers, Keith! Have a blast guys. It's really an incredible landscape to trek through :-)

Thanks Emmeline. Glad you liked the video. The landscape is truly awe inspiring along this world famous trail.

Bob Evans thanks for your kind comments on our video. We were fortunate to get the only 4 days of good weather to do the trek during a 5 week stay in Iceland. Hope you get good weather too and enjoy the trek. For more details see our blog on our website www.purplepeakadventures.com and please subscribe to KZfaq and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more videos, blogs and photos from our travels. Regards martin

Thanks, glad you liked our video. It's a lovely trek. Please subscribe to our KZfaq channel and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see more about our coming treks and phototours

Thanks, it's a great walk with fantastic scenery

Thanks for your comments. Hope you get to Iceland but beware it’s quite expensive and busy with tourists unless you get off the beaten track. Check out our other videos from around the world. Martin and sharron

Good luck with your adventure. It's a great trail if the weather is good. Check out our blog for more details

Thanks for liking our video and hope that you also enjoyed your trek. If you're interested, we've just put up another video taken during last summer in Iceland that features the Icelandic Highlands. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptCUebOSx9vQfZs.html

How was the weather? How cold was it? Was it rainy?

Thanks very much. It's such an incredible landscape to trek though.

Go my friend! You'll not be disappointed :)

Samnang T thanks so much for your kind comments. Sorry to hear about your camera. Martin and Sharron

Many thanks. The landscape is totally epic!

Thanks, much appreciated

Thank you very much!

LOL, LOL!!!!!! I'll tell him that! But he's no Cristiano Ronaldo or David Beckham for modelling men's undies though!!!!!! :D

Thanks a mill

Glad that you enjoyed the trek as much a we did. Laugavegur is a very scenic route but can be challenging in bad weather. Hope that you enjoyed the river crossings!

I’m thinking of going next year, is there too many trekkers? Thanx.

@@1963cacalo There were quite a few trekkers when we did it, but not too crowded except perhaps at the campsites. Good level camping spots are hard to find at the Emstrur campsite, so best to get there early to get a good spot. Read our blog purplepeakadventures.com/blog/2018/11/Four-days-in-a-Volcanic-Wilderness-Trekking-the-Laugavegur-Trail-Iceland for more details. Martin and Sharron

How long did it take you? Also, any tips for the area?

@@philipstracke8753 4 days! Around 12-14km a day

Thanks Anna, really glad you liked the video and that it inspired you to plan this trek. You won't be disappointed. From what we remember, mobile phone coverage was patchy, so best not to rely on it.

Thanks for the comment

Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Hope that you get there and enjoy the trek

You don’t need a guide and the route is reasonably well signed but a map and compass or gps would be helpful if there is low cloud. You need to book the huts in advance or take a tent. You also have to carry food. Check out our blog on our website www.purplepeakadventures.com Regards martin and sharrron

Thanks for your comment. There are more details on our blog page purplepeakadventures.com/blog/2018/11/ice-and-brimstone-trekking-the-laugavegur-trail-iceland and in an article we wrote for UK Hillwalking www.ukhillwalking.com/articles/destinations/trekking_icelands_laugavegur_trail-11639 Regards, Martin and Sharron

The weather in Iceland is very unpredictable. We had great weather but just the week before there was high wind and some tents were shredded and the trail was closed.

@@EtherealLightPhotography oh damn. Okay! We will pack for cold, rain and wind then! Thank you!!

Many thanks, Petr. The trail certainly lives up to the hype!

Can't recommend a company as we did this on our own. It's not too difficult as the route is generally well sign posted but navigation skills would be needed in bad weather. You need to book the huts in advance or just turn up if camping. But campers don't have access to any hut facilities except the toilets and water.

Thanks for your comment. The weather in Iceland in summer can be very variable. Heavy rain, sleet and high winds are not unknown. We used a terra nova superlite tent (no longer available) which is a 4 season tent. Recommend you have strong tent pegs and take a groundsheet to put under the tent to protect the tents floor as some of the tent pitches are in rocky/stoney areas. Try to get to camp sites early to get the best pitches. If camping can not use the indoor cooking facilities of the huts so you need to bring a stove. Crocs or similar footwear recommend when doing river crossings. Martin and sharron

Thanks, much appreciated. We like Iceland in Winter but this was our first visit during the Summer

It says what month on the end credits of the video...

Thanks for the simple answer.

Yeah, don't you listen! I actually enjoyed the music and found it to align with the majestic footage.

mute buttons, its fun to say things