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Drove many times in a normal winter day out on the loop around Iceland. You are prepared for that stuff, dressed for it, carry a satellite phone.

What many km for the walk?

Beautiful video! Very nicely "merged". Can you be a little more specific about when this was taken and what the temperatures were like?

Thank you for information. I am going to Iceland in March 2024

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We love ❤️ Iceland 🇮🇸 Great video we miss it there my friend 👍👍 Thanks for the memories been to all those places 💯🔥🥶🫵

Hope to make it here someday

Nice video, I enjoyed every second of it. Since you've been there, what's your advice ? Should I consider renting an adapted vehicule, or can a high-clearance AWD SUV do it ? What do you thing ? Thanks !

Great video! My wife and I drove this in early September 2023. Hopefully at some point I will have the time to edit and upload our video of the drive.

My time in Iceland was so great and this short video brings back great memories. Thanks for sharing. Take care.

Incredible lake view and tour. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. Take care.

I could stay on that lake all day.

9:26 thanks for the show

incredible views!

Wow! I love travelling through the Canadian Rockies!

!!! My friend, Loved this video. Looking forward to see more. Awesome... Full watched.

beautiful! is july the best time of the year to visit? Not too crowded?

Man I want to move out of Texas so bad.

I can't believe the algorithm actually suggested a good video for once. Loved the views.

Going for the first time in three months in mid-April 2024 and so excited! Thanks for sharing this. And thanks to all the Icelanders below who commented with driving and other tips.

love the music, this is a meditation, thank you

What a stunning content, what a magnificent work my friend.

I felt like travelling along with you sitting inside the car....amazing video...

Been there back in 1987 white out conditions forced to pull over!

We are cocoa beachers here! Lol Heading out in December. We’re happy you mentioned being from Florida. It seems like a whole new world over there!

i was laughting all the video , thx for sharing guys

Drove thru similar scenario two weeks ago in NE Iceland. Solo. The most terrifying experience ever. I had to camp on the side of the road. Illegal camping be damned, let them arrest me I thought and I will be safe. Lesson learned: pay attention to weather warning. Thanks for the video. I can show my fam how it was like driving in Iceland blizzard.

Ooooooooh memories! I remember when I went there in late december 2012. I saw these carpets of snow flowing from one side of the street to the other. We tried Reykjavik to Akureyri but we were stopped by high levels of snow maybe 30min before the destination. We had to go back and we then tried the same trip but by airplane.

We have experienced the same situation. So we know how it feels. We were extremely happy when we got to the next village. Recovering from our event, everyone was acting like this was normal. It helped us get out of our 'shock'. We immediately booked a hotel and enjoyed it. Now we know the power of nature..

Looks like a usual snow storm in Wyoming.

This very same thing happened to us yesterday when driving back from the golden circle to Reykjavik. It was terrifying! You have managed to capture it really well in this vid

Thanks for the video which I watched while listening to Max Richter's November at the same time. Great combination.

I was there in that situation only a few weeks ago on that same road I believe. The southern route (1) between Selfoss and Vik?! The crosswind driven, sporadic blizzard conditions were hurendous but kinda fun in a challengingly dangerous kind of way. Now, I put my headlights and fog lights on too. But when near stationary or about 10 kph, 'everyone' had their hazards on, tourists or not! In a white hire car such as mine with white headlights, surely blinking yellow hazard lights stand out more in the white out conditions anyway?! Better being as visible as possible than have one of those many eagerly driven, fully laiden impatient tourist coaches ram you up the backside, or front ways even eh?!! Oh it was such scarey fun and done all on my lonesome too!! Not supprisingly I didn't video it myself!, so watching it brings back such fond memories of my Icelandic trip : p. Thank you : )

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Tip from a native: please refrain from turning on the hazard lights when driving in these conditions (you could see cars in the video driving with hazard lights on, probably tourists, guessing by the car brands). It helps no-one and you are not more visible. Instead turn on the fog lights and of course have the headlights on at all times (it's required by Icelandic traffic laws). Only use the hazard lights to indicate a stationary vehicle that might block traffic and/or that you need help. And if you are just stopping at the side of the road to take a picture, turn on the turn signal, not the hazard lights !! :)

Thank you for your video. It's great.

Man, what a crazy experience! We had something very similar ourselves, we went to Iceland on February and planned to spend one entire day driving from Grundarfjordur to Höfn. Everything was fine until exiting the tunnel before Saurbær, where we started having some strong winds, it looked a lot like 1:00. The weather was still sunny and fine though, but my girlfriend who was driving started to feel uneasy, so I decided to replace her. We passed Reykjavik and Selfoss without any problem (but pretty slowly though because of the conditions), and this is where they started to worsen. At one point, actually the bridge with the intersection for the Vestmann Islands, the road was blocked by a policeman who told us that because of the weather we couldn't go further and needed to go back. We managed to return to Hella, but damn, half of the drive (~10/15km) was exactly like at 1:50. No visibility at all for entire minutes, with a slippery road even while driving at 5km/h, and needless to say that leaving the road = ending stuck in the snow and storm. That being said, our initial booking at Höfn being replaced by another one at Loa's Nest in Hella ended up being one of the most amazing experiences of our trip! The owner is absolutely adorable, the rooms are perfect and he offers delicious pancakes and waffles for breakfast 😄If anyone has to stop there, I highly recommend this place! Another interesting fact: the storm lasted for an entire day and we only managed to leave Hella the day after, at 4PM! Everyone should be aware that travelling to Iceland during winter means that your plans can drastically change because of the weather.

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Really amazing 🤠

What a serene country Iceland 🇮🇸💙 Let alone that Bobby Fischer, the best ever chess player, is resting there eternally 💚 Rest In Peace Bobby, the legend❤️

Ai fost singur in masina?

This reminds me when I drove over there the roads were getting closed at the same time 😮

Seen it worse, but understand those who have not experience this situation.

No different then Wisconsin we have that all the time, looking forward to our upcoming trip there.

Excellent capture

You are the exact person i do NOT want to encounter while driving in winter. Stopping on the middle of the highway? are you nuts?!

Love how the clouds/fog look between the rhododendron. Very cool that you got to have this place to yourself. Have you hiked any of the AT in Georgia? Now following!

Great footage. Thanks for sharing the tour with us.

Great video 🤙