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I'm planning to hit Iceland for a couple of weeks in June. I'm going to go there by myself for about a week and I plan to do some outdoor rock climbing. If anybody has any insight about climbing in Iceland I'd greatly appreciate it.

I'll be meeting up with my friends after I finish with this. We're going to find a nice place to rent for a few days in Rykjavik, be there for the 24 hour sunlight, and bang a bunch of Icelandic women.

After my friends leave I'll stay for another week or so and do some glacier hiking.

If anybody has any info about rock climbing or hiking in Iceland, I'd appreciate it.

Post: #2

(04-16-2013 08:16 PM)travolta Wrote:  I'm planning to hit Iceland for a couple of weeks in June. I'm going to go there by myself for about a week and I plan to do some outdoor rock climbing. If anybody has any insight about climbing in Iceland I'd greatly appreciate it.

I'll be meeting up with my friends after I finish with this. We're going to find a nice place to rent for a few days in Rykjavik, be there for the 24 hour sunlight, and bang a bunch of Icelandic women.

After my friends leave I'll stay for another week or so and do some glacier hiking.

If anybody has any info about rock climbing or hiking in Iceland, I'd appreciate it.

Word of advice, if you really want to experience Iceland rent an SUV with a high ground clearance and forget about wasting time and money on tour groups as they only take you to the popular places yet rarely to the northern part of the island or deep into the interior. I rented a raised Mitsubishi Montero 4 years ago when I went to Iceland and that was the best decision I ever made. Gas is very expensive there but you should be able to traverse the whole country in June as the ice should be melted away by that time even in the interior. Also, a lot of the waterfalls and rock outcrops cannot be reached without customized off-road vehicles thus the reason for the high-ground clearance.