Alerts & warnings

Snowfall and Poor Visibility North East Iceland

Snowfall and poor visibility with poor road conditions at higher elevations expected in north east Iceland from Akureyri to Egilsstaðir today (25.09). Use caution, and slow down.

Strong Winds and Heavy Rain

Strong winds are expected today (25.9.2018) in the south between Reykjavík and Höfn with heavy rain. Slow down and use caution!

Highland F-Roads Impassable!

Many highland F-Roads are being marked as impassable due to snow. Check www.road.is for updates.

No hiking conditions on Fimmvörduháls!

Tuesday September 25: No hiking conditions on the Fimmvörduháls trail due to extreme winds, heavy precipitation and cold temperature.

Svínafellsjökull Glacier!

Civil Protection advises against travel on Svínafellsjökull due to landslide danger and guided tours on the glacier are discouraged. Travelers are advised to stop only for a short while at viewpoints by the glacier tongue.

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Name*
Year of birth*
Telephone Number*
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Email*
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Address*
Street Address City ZIP / Postal Code Country

Fellow Travelers
Number of people travelling with you*
Relative/Contact
A contact that is NOT travelling with you. This should be someone we can be in contact with if you cannot be reached.
Name*
Phone*
Email*
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Information about Equipment
If something will happen it is important for Search & Rescue personnel to know the equipment you have.
Equipment
- GPS
- Avalanche Transceiver
- Emergency Flare
- Compass & Map

Means of Communication
If something happens it is very important to know what kind of communication you have to ensure that everything will be tried to contact you.
- Spot
- Emergency Beacon (PLB)
- Satellite Phone
Satellite Phone Number*

Travel Itinerary
Travel Itinerary*
Put your starting point in the first line/frame along with date and time. Click the "+" sign to add another row and list the places you plan on going during your tour. Write your destination as the last location.
Location When (Date & Time)

How are you traveling to and from the area?
This information will help Search & Rescue if something happens.
Type of vehicle etc.
Please also include name of bus/rental car company, if applicable.
If you are leaving a vehicle in the area for your return, please provide details below.
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Make and Model
Colour
Parked at
Where will you be going after leaving the area?
In case you forget to „check out“ this information will save us a lot of time.
e.g. name/address/telephone of accommodation:

Trip Monitoring
By requesting trip monitoring you are giving 112 and Search & Rescue the time you estimate to arrive from you tour.

If you haven't checked out before that time rescue teams will start search operation.

You will get a text message/e-mail to activate the service. After activating you will receive another text message/e-mail which you can use to deactivate the monitoring service when you've arrived safely from your trip.
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Verification Code*
Please type in the code you received on your mobile phone.
Please enter a value between 0 and 9999.
Estimated End of Trip
If you haven't checked out and deactivated the service in 2 hours from the time you specify rescue teams will start search operation.
Date*
Time*

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Where will you be going after leaving the area?

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