When it comes to alpine ski touring, the alps can move over: there’s a new kid on the block.
The troll peninsula, Tröllaskagi in Icelandic, is a remarkable mountain/fjord valley range between Skagafjörður and Eyjafjorður lies a mountain range (see map below) with peaks reaching consistently above 1200m with the Kerling, the highest peak, reaching 1528m.
The area is punctuated with deep valleys left behind by long-gone glaciers; the area is now cut by rivers at the bottoms of the glacial valleys, taking over 10,000 years to form. It covers an area of 150 km² and holds 150 small glaciers.