
Albert will cover:
- Why Iceland’s Hidden Trails reveal a side of the country few ever see
- How the route blends the legendary Laugavegur with hidden gems
- The highlights of the trek: lava fields, neon peaks, and turquoise lakes
- Day-to-day life in the Highlands: huts, hot springs, authentic local meals
- Gear, pacing, and how to prepare for 10 days of remote trekking
- Why this adventure works for hikers looking for something deeper than snapshots
You’ve heard about the Ring Road and the Golden Circle. You’ve seen the Instagram shots.
But what about the trails no one talks about? The wild, wind-battered valleys, the steaming lava fields where it’s just you and the sound of your boots?
This is what hiking Iceland’s Hidden Trails is all about.
AIMG mountain guide and photographer Albert Ojembarrena does not do generic trips along touristy trails.
Instead, he takes his guests deep into the Highlands, across some of the most surreal terrain on the planet: deserts of ash, rainbow-colored peaks, volcanic valleys, and turquoise lakes that belong on another planet.
It’s raw and real Iceland, where each step feels like discovery.
In this FREE WEBINAR, Albert will share everything you need to know about hiking the hidden trails of Iceland; from the practical—gear, logistics, and what to expect on long trekking days—to the experiential—soaking in hot springs, sharing huts in the middle of nowhere, and feeling the silence of Iceland’s vast interior.
If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring Iceland beyond the postcard version, this is your chance to see what it’s really like.
Albert will follow up with a live Q&A session, where you can ask him anything you want to know about hiking the hidden trails of Iceland. Get free professional advice from a seasoned Icelandic guide with years of experience guiding completely unique hiking trips.
Webinar host
Albert has guided adventure treks in Iceland, Greenland, South America and Nepal. He has also worked as a documentary and travel photographer for international magazines. He has lived in Iceland since 2015, traveling the country discovering hidden gems and loads of adventure off the beaten path — always with his camera in tow.