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The Arctic is beautiful – but unforgiving. For nearly 100 years, 66˚North has made life and activity possible where otherwise there would be none. These are stories of adventure, exploration, and the extraordinary everyday. 

Meet the people living at the edge of world.

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The latest news and views from 66°North headquarters.

Snæfell is often called the queen, the queen of the Mountains in the  Icelandic East and it’s not without a reason.

This summer, our ambassador, Benjamin Hardman set to traverse and document the Laugavegur trail, aiming to experience all sides of the landscape and conditions on foot within a 24-hour window.

With 24 hours of light during Icelandic summer, the opportunities to explore are endless. 

Midnight sun adventures in southern Iceland

Quarantine at the edge of the Arctic.
While much of the world is on lockdown, Ása Steinars, took to the mountains to isolate herself at a remote cabin in North Iceland. With quiet days spent taking photos and ski touring, she shared with us how she likes to spend her time living remotely in the winter conditions of the North.

Being a sheep farmer in Iceland requires a great deal of passion. Every year, autumn arrives with the big and heavy task of herding them all the way back down.

Þorsteinn Roy Jóhannsson & Hörður Þórhallsson

Professional mountain guide Einar Rúnar Sigurðsson reached the peak of Hvannadalshnjúkur for the 300th time earlier this month, but Hvannadalshnjúkur is the highest peak in Iceland.

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