The north-eastern most part of Iceland is an isolated peninsula called Melrakkasletta. It doesn’t have mountains or fjords, but it has a lonely Heath full of moss and sheep and not much else. It seems as if more farms there are abandoned than inhabited, and riding there felt like we had risen into the clouds.
the lonely trails of Melrakkasletta
If you’d like to ride here next year, check out Halldór’s tours with Ishestar.
nomadic cosmopolitan 