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Also known locally or geographically as Tröllaskagi.
Situated in North Iceland, the Trollaskagi Peninsula is nestled between Akureyri and Skagafjordur, approximately 300 kilometers from Reykjavik. Serving as the geographical jewel of this region, Akureyri, the largest city in the vicinity, is often hailed as the gateway to Trollaskagi in the east.
Few destinations around the globe rival the Troll Peninsula in terms of providing a diverse and pristine terrain, perfect for indulging in the exhilarating pursuits of heliskiing and heliboarding. This enchanting region is cradled between two majestic fjords – Skagarjörður and Eyjafjörður, the longest fjord in Iceland.
Named after the mythical trolls that, according to legend, still inhabit the mountains, Troll Peninsula is a captivating blend of folklore and natural beauty. The allure of Troll Peninsula lies not only in its legendary tales but also in the breathtaking landscapes that unfold, making it a truly unparalleled destination for those seeking adventure amidst the wonders of North Iceland.
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