Trollaskagi, meaning the Troll Peninsula, is a large mountainous peninsula on the north coast of Iceland, between the Skagafjordur and Eyjafjordur fjords. It has some of the highest mountains outside the highlands, with steep peaks and deep valleys. It is within reach of Akureyri, the main town of the north.
Where Trollaskagi is
Trollaskagi is on the north coast of Iceland. Trollaskagi lies between the Skagafjordur and Eyjafjordur fjords. Its towns include Siglufjordur, Olafsfjordur, Dalvik, and Hofsos, mostly on narrow fjords.
Mountains, tunnels, and fjord towns
It has some of the highest mountains outside the highlands. The peninsula has steep peaks and deep valleys. Road tunnels through the mountains link the fjord towns. A coastal road runs around the peninsula, with mountain and sea views. The area is known for hiking. In winter, the area is known for skiing and backcountry skiing. Whale-watching boats run from Dalvik on the eastern side.
Visiting Trollaskagi and North Iceland tours
It is within reach of Akureyri, the main town of the north. You can compare North Iceland tours to see the current options.
Plan the journey
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