Tröllafoss in Rauðsgil
A named waterfall hidden within the Rauðsgil trail system.
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A named waterfall hidden within the Rauðsgil trail system.
Small waterfalls beside Fossatún, an area strongly associated with Icelandic troll folklore.
Mountainous peninsula of deep fjords, dramatic valleys and historic fishing towns between Skagafjörður and Eyjafjörður.
A lesser-known waterfall in the river landscapes of western South Iceland.
A quiet side fjord of Arnarfjörður surrounded by the steep, sparsely populated landscapes characteristic of the central Westfjords.
Remote glacier and volcanic massif northwest of Vatnajökull in the central Highlands.
A mountain valley behind Ísafjörður with walking opportunities, waterfalls and easy access to the landscape surrounding the town.
Remote coastal location on Tjörnes offering peaceful views across the sea and surrounding northern landscape.
One of the historic buildings forming the Neðstikaupstaður heritage area beside Ísafjörður harbour.
Interactive mountainside sound sculpture of five resonating concrete chambers overlooking Seyðisfjörður.
Lesser-known waterfall within the Skjálfandafljót river system in the Bárðardalur area.
A small cultural and religious site in the remote Selárdalur area of Arnarfjörður.
Mountain above the Dalvík area forming part of the dramatic western wall of Eyjafjörður.
Scenic coastal area on the western side of Eyjafjörður near Dalvík, backed by the mountains of Tröllaskagi.
Gentle 3 km walk through rolling terrain, small ponds and bird-rich countryside beneath the colourful mountains of Borgarfjörður Eystri.
A lighthouse in the volcanic coastal landscape of Heimaey.
A broad and powerful waterfall on the Þjórsá river close to the Ring Road.
Peaceful lake immediately north of Egilsstaðir, best known as the setting for the floating geothermal pools at Vök Baths.
Elevated views from the eastern side of Eyjafjörður back towards Akureyri and the mountains of Tröllaskagi.
A quiet valley and coastal landscape in the Önundarfjörður area, surrounded by classic flat-topped Westfjords mountains.
Church at the historic Valþjófsstaður farm, best known for its connection with Iceland’s famous medieval carved Valþjófsstaður door.
Small service village at a major road junction in Skagafjörður, surrounded by historic sites and horse country.
Europe’s largest ice cap by volume, dominating southeastern Iceland and feeding numerous outlet glaciers.
Remote northern margin of Vatnajökull where enormous outlet glaciers descend into the volcanic Highlands.
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