Norður Journal
300 times on top of Iceland
Professional mountain guide Einar Rúnar Sigurðsson reached the peak of...
SOULLAND meets 66°NORTH Spring/Summer 18
To kick off the spring/summer season we collaborated with Soulland...
Arctic glow
24 hours of light during Icelandic summer — the opportunities to explore are endless
Skiing in Iceland: chaotic wind and dark skies
When the weather breaks, Icelanders rush to the slopes.
Hornstrandir 66.45°N
Hornstrendingar, the people of Hornstrandir, were self-sufficient; there was no road access and the harsh winters were often so brutal that boats couldn’t come for weeks.
Documenting Change
The Arctic is one of the best examples of something vast that is really, thoroughly changing
First eyes on Iceland
Five years ago, Benjamin Hardman embarked on his first photographic mission in an Arctic winter climate.
Confident
I’ve found serenity in what I do. and I take my time for the projects I want to do.
Sheep herding on Breidamerkurfjall
Being a sheep farmer in Iceland requires a great deal of passion and dedication.
Climb to Iceland’s highest peak
In my grandfather's footsteps I summited and returned to basecamp in a single day, with the help of the midnight sun
Turning obstacles into motivation
Professional soccer player, full-time medical student
On Time And Water
On Time and Water, is the most recent work by...
A Glacier Retreats
Aron and Helen live on a farm in Hofsnes in...
66°North campaign starring 81-year-old
66°North posted a job online seeking new employees. One of...
Unbound
Asa Steinars grew up surrounded by fascinating landscape and the forever changing weather in Iceland.
At the Arctic Ocean
Fishing is an industry that is deeply rooted in the Icelandic culture ...... that shows what kind of people the life at sea raises up