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2019-CI-A Hlíð GRÍMSEY Hraunhafnartangi Hornvík Fljótavík Hlöðuvík CYCLING ICELAND 2019 540 Bolungarvík 61 Bolungarvík Rauðinúpur 57 1 Dalvík, Varmahlíð Grenivík Víkur- 0 1 2 km Óshlíð Horn RAUFARHÖFN 93 skarð 1 Un- 870 Hnífsdalur attended Látravík road Höfn Skoruvíkurbjarg Aðalvík Hornstrandir Nature Reserve Hornbjargsviti Látrar AND OTHER INDEPENDENT TRAVEL Vaðlaheiði 51 Melrakkaslétta 20 832 to road 833 Hesteyri Veiðileysufjörður Sæból 874 30 Þistilfjörður 869 r AKUREYRI t Hof+Odd- s r 212 a eyrarbót 2 Lónafjörður Furufjörður Services in the Westfjords Services in North Iceland KÓPASKER 120 Jökulfirðir 19 140 Hófaskarð 85 828 ÍSAFJÖRÐUR Grunnavík Hrafnfjörður Westfjords Adventures Kári Árnason Hike and Bike Hólaheiði 15 L a n g a n e s Varðgjá Reykjarfjörður Þórsgata 8a, Patreksfjörður Víðihlíð 23, Sauðárkrókur Reykjahlíð, Mývatn 1 Skálavík Bolafjall Tel. 456 5006 Tel. 863 6419 Tel. 899 4845 ÞÓRSHÖFN 285 620 490 335 www.wa.is [email protected] www.hikeandbike.is Mánárbakki 32 160 Tungudalur 61 Ósvör Drangajökull 385 199 Drangar BOLUNGARVÍK Ó [email protected] [email protected] 360 100 SUÐUREYRI shlíð Strákagöng 85 Öxarfjörður several 60 5.4 Ísafjarðardjúp Bike rental, guided tours and repair Emergency bicycle repair Guided tours Flatey 38 S Tjörnes Fálkafell hiking+ Suðureyri Holta- Ö 17 úðavíkurhlíð 0.8 Hamrar nundarfjörður 65 HNÍFSDALUR 29 Öxarfjarðarheiði Miðfjarðará hver 61 SIGLUFJÖRÐUR 63 40 Bakkaflói MTB trails FLATEYRI 14 177 ÍSAFJÖRÐUR Dalbær 25 Súlur Kirkjubólsall 3 Æðey Kaldalón 4 Kjarnaskógur 628 17 Vigur 15 H Hof 85 Lauga- 7 4 623 éðinsfjarðargöng16 E 0 1 2 km 2 120 Fljótavík yjafjörður 64 199 Valgeirsstaðir Norðurfjörður 82 76 7 Lundur BAKKAFJÖRÐUR Hrafnagil 821 829 land 628 12 Múlagöng F j ö r ð u r SÚÐAVÍK Urðarkot Breiðadalsheiði D 16 Krossnes Gil Skjálfandi 530 júpvegur Ófeigsfjörður 3.4 125 30 Kirkjuból í Korpudal 61 Litlibær 635 F649 Reykjarhyrna ÓLAFSFJÖRÐUR HÚSAVÍK Seyðisfjörður 50 643 Málmey 17 340 Sólgarðar Ketilás F899 S 82 andvíkurheiði D Álftafjörður 377 Á 30 ýrafjörður Skrúður 33 497 Finnbogastaðir Gjögur HRÍSEY F839 sheiði Ásbyrgi Lónkot 9 320 270 Reykjanes Skagafjörður Heiðarhús 622 60 110 Skagi 27 624 132 Reykjarfjörður DALVÍK ÁRSKÓGS 50 Hestfjörður Nauteyri / Steinshús 82 Services in East Iceland emlufallsheiði eiðileysufjörður SANDUR GRENIVÍK 327 243 Vestur- 275 S ÞINGEYRI G V Veigubúð valvogaleið Skötufjörður Djúpavík Drangey 35 33 dalur S 11 87 Jökulsárgljúfur 83 kjálfandafljót 220 37 H ólssandur 85 409 Húsabakki Grýtubakki 2 230 Keðjuverkun H 41 86 HAUGANES 851 Mjóifjörður Lágheiði Ártún Kaldbakur rafnseyrarheiði HOFSÓS Skólavegur 87, Fáskrúðsfjörður Heydalur Hörgshlíð 20 34 Heiðarbær Vopnafjörður 39 807 Tel. 867 1633 560 17 Ísafjörður S 805 Arnarnes 53 Dýrafjarðargöng teingrímsfjarðarheiði rékyllisheiði T r ö l l a s k a g i Laufás Þeistareykir Selárdalur 552 11 61 T 745 20 [email protected] A opening 2020 745 Reykir 54 rnarfjörður 17 Eyrarfjall 350 643 853 Bike shop and repair 20 Heljuskáli 83 Víkur- 835 Selárdalur Laugarhóll 14 76 Skeið 180 SKAGASTRÖND 70 21 880 HJALTEYRI 325skarð 23 Grenjaðarstaður 619 748 42 400 Dettifoss Hrafnseyri 43 32 82 26 N Borgarfjörður Gláma 23 84 K orðmelur VOPNAFJÖRÐUR F66 Þverárfjall 17 ísilvegur 655 26 643 15 439 180 16 Dynjandi 18 Bjarnarfjörður 13 14 845 864 14 74 Heljardalsheiði 816 85 Ásbrandsstaðir 917 H 500 460 Þ 744 322 19 SVALBARÐSEYRI ellisheiði eystri BÍLDUDALUR orskafjarðarheiði 200 Vestara-símahús Héraðsflói Pollurinn 24 15 645 Húnaflói 22 15 11 115 Vaðlaheiði 100 Sigríðarstaðir Stóra-Víti elá 767 HÓLAR 372 570 S 60 75 540 26 Leirhnjúkur 862 Austara-símahús 14 14 796 70 80 920 Suðurfirðir 608 SAUÐÁRKRÓKUR Þela- 83 270 50 LAUGAR 440 919 TÁLKNAFJÖRÐUR álfdán ollafjarðarheiði 815 11 15 H ynjandisheiði Klettsháls K HÓLMAVÍK 33 1 320 D mörk 87 9 71 500 Grímsey 14 Vagla- Stóru- Hjalli Þingmannaheiði DRANGSNES Systragil skógur 110 16 615 19 PATREKSFJÖRÐUR 455 490 7 764 1 7.5 Tjarnir Fljótsheiði 863 63 332 V L Húsey 56 23 AKUREYRI aðlaheiðargöng axá 39 468 Steingrímsfjörður BLÖNDUÓS Fosshóll REYKJAHLÍÐ 1 Smjörfjöll Reykjar- 24 360 26 BORGARFJÖRÐUR Breiðavík 63 36 Goðafoss 425 926 330 369 fjörður 8 atnsdalur 833 94 EYSTRI Flókalundur V Mývatnsfjöll 11 Grímstunga / Bustarfell 431 Djúpidalur Húnafjörður Hamrar/ 16 Hverir 380 Grímsstaðir 35 BAKKAGERÐI 612 46 24 75 23 17 21 Kárnafit / 220 Hnjótur Skálmarfjörður 22 15 Jarðböðin 80 68 23 Kjarnaskógur 842 1 Arnarvatnskofi Brunnar Hvítserkur Glaumbær 829 Vogar 10 62 62 60 336 Hverfell Hofsá 41 390 Birkimelur 731 Jónasarlundur 821 22 335 260 34 Smjörvatnsheiði 160 röskuldar Illugastaðir Mývatn 944 Stórurð Brúnavík Keflavík Þ 29 Dimmuborgir 614 K 404 Kerlingarfjörður Bjarkalundur 25 290 Húnavatn 18 Vopnafjarðarheiði Svartiskógur leifaheiði atnsfjörður ollafjörður Blanda 76 Illugastaðir 22 Kjálkafjörður K L V 57 Látrabjarg 350 Brjánslækur 369 Vatnsnes HRAFNAGIL 22 720 9 agarfoss 53 17 Húnavellir 24 848 14 Kvígindisfjörður 22 Þingeyrar 26 917 Dyrfjöll 35 Breiðuvík 48 Kollafjörður Djúpifjörður VARMAHLÍÐ 240 433 Skútustaðir Vaðlabúð Rauðasandur Þorskafjörður 26 570 844 925 Hóp 724 Svínavatn 38 23 607 61 330 15 Húnaver 21 85 F946 Hvítserkur Melanes Miðjanes 100 420 1 F88 9 13 717 731 Víðimýri 477 690 Steinadalsheiði 722 12 Kiðagil Mývatnsheiði 600 470 Berufjörður Króksfjarðarnes itrufjörður Borgarvirki Vatnsdalshólar Vatnsskarð 21 80 B 711 21 82 Húsavík REYKHÓLAR 16 M 1 Öxnadalsheiði 23 240 165 Svartá Steinsstaðir iðfjörður 17 722 12 500 33 435 12 Gilsfjörður 21 41 35 + Bakkaflöt 577 Möðrudalsöræfi Vesturhópsvatn 84 1 Loðmundarfjörður 14 220 Ö 924 Eiðar Loðmundarfjörður Flatey 25 1 skjuvegur 925 HVAMMSTANGI 752 44 20 32 Tórshavn (FO) - H 711 Kattarauga 21 23 rútafjörður H 11 Jökuldalur 94 Hótel Ljósaland 72 32 éraðsvötn 843 Hirtshals (DK) Víðigerði 32 759 Möðrudalur 715 34 njóská 260 59 Skjöldólfsstaðir 72 6 23 734 F 10 Aldeyjarfoss 11 901 1 Dalatangi 18 733 660 17 60 348 540 FELLABÆR 60 155 8 200 20 Breiðafjörður karðsströnd 39 26 F756 Hrafnabjargafoss 29 93 SEYÐISFJÖRÐUR S 590 220 702 16 Stóra-Flesja 620 V B atnsdalsá ælifellsdalur Laugarbakki Kolugljúfur landa 31 26 M EGILSSTAÐIR 620 22 21 Fjarðarheiði Sólbrekka 48 Winter only vínadalur V S 20 A Á íðidalsá ustari-Jökulsá 250 560 Sænautasel 18 23 Ódáðahraun M ý v a t n s ö r æ f i 95 68 714 440 25 F26 Mjóifjörður Laugar V E F905 953 estari-Jökulsá yjafjarðarleið 11 Reykir / Sæberg F821 Réttartorfa 923 Fosshóll 17 Hildarsel Botni 907 82 931 NESKAUPSTAÐUR 30 520 720 480 578 Bugaskáli ökulsá á Fjöllum 24 31 NORÐFJÖRÐUR Laxárdalsheiði 28 37 Herðubreiðarlindir J 32 931 92 shólsdalur Borðeyri F756 Í 29 200 21 F752 S 1 21 704 kagafjarðarleið 500 Mjóanes F 15 agridalur 36 350 Herðubreið F910 agarfljót 7.9 21 90 Ytrimosar L 18 ESKI 593 18 59 9 Galtarárskáli 670 400 690 23 350 Norðfjarðargöng175 27 590 Bleikskvíslarskáli 937 630 FJÖRÐUR Mönguhóll Blöndulón 41 Dyngja 21 Stóra-Sandfell Öldumóðsskáli 705 F axá 260 Austurárdalur rnardalur ellsströnd L 540 Áfangi 56 28 A 58 iskidalsháls Oddsskarð F959 Staðarskáli Haugakvíslarskáli Álkuskáli 20 37 F 360 Fljótsdalsheiði REYÐARFJÖRÐUR BÚÐARDALUR 59 Dyngjufell Hengifoss HALLORMSSTAÐUR 120 940 F88 480 Jökulsá á Brú / Jökulsá á Dal 15 954 11 kjálfandafljót 560 kriðdalur STYKKISHÓLMUR 35 S S 92 R 12 Eiríksstaðir 28 Rústakofi 40 eyðarfjörður Karlsstaðir SkógarströndHvammsfjörður 8 1090 586 25 740 F910 26 Skriðuklaustur F936 F 58 F586 360 43 F894 áskrúðsfjarðargöng 25 855 F910 F910 Végarður / 33 Skjöldur 10 Haukadalsá 35 8 22 677 1 955 1 Víti 774 12 Aðalból Hengifoss 17 lftafjörður 480 760 14 Laugarvalladalur 6 Á Haukadalsskarð 580 910 934 95 46 54 H Fellaskáli Galtaból Dreki / Drekagil FÁSKRÚÐSFJÖRÐUR 50 55 oltavörðuheiði 18 Setberg 54 27 578 25 F881 RIF Búlandshöfði Laugafell 760 21 29 H HELLISSANDUR 8 600 800 F910 Askja ölkná Wilderness Kirkjufell Kerlingarskarð 820 740 33 770 730 45 17 Vattarnes 407 640 Stórisandur Center 160 ÓLAFSVÍK Hafrahvamma- Fáskrúðsfjörður Skrúður 320 eydalur gljúfur 49 165 20 862 Breiðdalsheiði H Hveraborg Arnarvatn stóra 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