North Iceland - The Troll Peninsula

An untamed wilderness offering a lifetime of descents. Imagine 3,000–4,000 feet of vertical drop spill straight toward the Arctic Ocean. This remote and rugged range measures its storms in meters, creating conditions as dramatic as the landscape itself. The prime season stretches from March to May, sometimes into June, when the Arctic daylight reveals its magic. Earlier months bring the thrill of powder turns beneath dancing northern lights, while later weeks open into endless sunsets, stable snowpack, and perfect corn skiing. Every line here is more than a descent—it’s a journey through one of the most breathtaking ski frontiers on Earth.

Adventure in Iceland doesn’t end on the slopes. Evenings are filled hot soaks and Iceland’s hearty cuisine: freshly caught fish, tender lamb, wild berries, and bread baked in geothermal steam. Local flavors are paired with warm hospitality. Iceland is a place where adventure and epic stories are built and thrive against the elements.