Mountain Biking in Iceland is one of the most in-demand  activities when visiting the Nordic Island. Iceland is perfect for biking with its tracks and trails, green surroundings and breathtaking landscapes.No wonder, there are a number of biking tours available in the city for locals and expats, who wanted to try the thrill of mountain biking in Iceland.

Mountain Biking in Iceland is popular in Reykjavik, Skaftafell and Ísafjörður areas. There are also tour companies that can arrange private tours and highland biking.  One of the famous biking tours is the Rolling on Rocky Roads that can be arranged with Arctic Adventures.  The biker could explore both in hiking and biking in the Fjallabak highlands and view the sites of canyons, volcanoes and glaciers.

"Iceland is like nowhere else on the planet. I'll never forget the views and soaking in the wonderful hot springs," says Katrina P., according to Ride Big.

If you're planning to visit Iceland, you can contact several tour operators that provide mountain biking in Iceland.  There are short biking tours such as the trip to Blue Lagoon and Heiðmörk and the traveler don't need experience to bike in the mountains. However, there are longer routes, including Skaftafell and Westfjords  that require experience in order to finish the challenging tours.

Since weather in Iceland is unpredictable, the mountain biker must be prepared for this. Wear the right outfit and bring the necessary stuff to battle rain or shine during your tour. Remember, you can start your tour sunny and reach your destination while it's raining.

When you're going for Mountain Biking in Iceland without any arrangement with a travel company, it is important that you bring the necessary tools for your bike that include a large pump, cables, tubes, tires, clippies, normal brake pads, flat pedals and even shifters, Mountain Guides reports.

Mountain biking in Iceland is challenging and you should be prepared for this. Expect that there will be narrow paths, rough and smooth surface, long and short steep areas and downhill course. Are you ready now to book a travel operator for your next mountain biking in Iceland?