That’s a wrap! Our Iceland hiking tour wrapped up yesterday. First impressions: Our trip leader Barbara ‘Babsi’ Glanznig says, “Wow! We had picture perfect weather, endless opportunities to see wildlife really close and happy guests!”
Some of her favorite wildlife encounters were the puffins, whales and dinner next to an Arctic Fox!
We don’t have a picture of the fox, but we do have a shot of Babsi snacking on some dried fish.
Seriously. This trip had some great hiking.
The crew went off the beaten path.
But the reward was worth it. Natural hot springs abound in Iceland, so why not?
Of course the scenery was spectacular.
A special thanks to our group for taking part in Ryder-Walker’s first-ever guided hiking tour in Iceland. We’re definitely going back! Next year’s dates are July 21-28, 2017.
For more photos of Iceland, check out our Facebook page, or send us a note to get your name on the list for next year’s Iceland trip.
Images of Iceland by Barbara ‘Babsi’ Glanznig.
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