Fálkaklettur Via Ferrata
Esjastofa - Hiking Center, 162Capital Area
Via ferrata (means iron path in Italian) originates in the European Alps but is now a popular sport all over the world. It is a protected climbing route with steel cables which the climber clips into using specialized climbing equipment.
Join our experienced instructors in the spectacular Fálkaklettur (translates to Falcon Rock) Via Ferrata. We offer guided tours that provide an unforgettable experience with spectacular views over the ocean towards Reykjavik city.
Only a 25 minutes drive from Reykjavik city center. The tour takes 3 hours.
Climbing Fálkaklettur is a great achievement you can be proud of, overcoming challenges.
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