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When It Counts: The Value of Local Knowledge in a Challenging Snow Season

An Unusual Winter in the North Spring 2025 gave us one of the more unusual snowpacks we’ve seen in North Iceland — with less snowfall than in any year since 1963, according to some of our senior neighbors. The season brought unpredictable layers, shifting weather patterns, and a constant need for flexibility. But despite the […]

Heliskiing in Troll peninsula – adventure meets wellness

Summit Heliskiing – at the tip of Troll peninsula Fljótin, nestled at the tip of Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, is a winter wonderland facing the rugged Arctic Ocean. It is one of the snow-heaviest regions in Iceland and the birthplace of Icelandic skiing. The first ski competition in Iceland took place here in 1905, with the […]

Heliskiing in Iceland: Exploring the Troll Peninsula with Summit Heliskiing

Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, or Tröllaskagi, is an alpine wonderland that beckons adventurous skiers from around the world. Its unique combination of geological history and diverse terrain creates a skiing experience like no other. Summit Heliskiing, a company deeply rooted in this region, offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore this extraordinary landscape. Troll Peninsula – A […]

It‘s a wrap – and we‘re open for the 2025 ski season!

It‘s a wrap – a great season over and we‘re open for the next one! As the ski season ends at Summit Heliskiing, we are happy to look back at the exciting adventures and lasting memories created this spring. From thrilling runs in Iceland’s stunning Tröllaskagi region to breathtaking views, this season has been full […]

Heliskiing the mountains of Troll Peninsula

Created by troll’s hands Crafted by the hands of trolls themselves, Summit Heliskiing operates in the heart of Iceland’s untamed wilderness, nestled at the tip of the awe-inspiring Troll Peninsula. This rugged land, nameless until the 19th century, now carries a moniker steeped in the rich tapestry of Nordic mythology. Legend whispers of an enraged […]