Along the South and East coast
A one day hike at Hengifoss and Litlanesfoss
Zone 9 stop at Litlanesfoss and Hengifoss
Litlanesfoss waterfall
Location: HERE
Islandic name: Litlanesfoss
Litlanesfoss is a waterfall located in eastern Iceland. It's known for its unique and stunning appearance, as the waterfall flows through a series of basalt columns, creating a breathtaking and unusual sight. The basalt columns, which are a result of volcanic activity, are hexagonal in shape and they provide a dramatic backdrop for the waterfall. Litlanesfoss is one of Iceland's many hidden gems, and it's a popular destination for visitors interested in exploring the country's stunning natural beauty.
Visitors to Litlanesfoss can take a short hike to the waterfall, which is surrounded by lush vegetation and beautiful scenery. The waterfall is a popular spot for photography, and it provides a unique perspective of Iceland's stunning natural beauty. Visitors can also take guided tours to learn more about the area's unique geology and natural history, and to discover other hidden gems in the region.
Second stop in Zone 9 of Iceland round trip
Hengifoss waterfall
Hengifoss is a waterfall located in eastern Iceland. It's one of the tallest waterfalls in the country, with a height of 128 meters (420 feet). The waterfall is fed by the river Lagarfljót, and it cascades down over a series of layered cliffs, creating a dramatic and stunning sight. Hengifoss is surrounded by lush vegetation and beautiful scenery, making it a popular destination for visitors interested in exploring Iceland's stunning natural beauty.
Visitors to Hengifoss can take a hike to the waterfall, which takes about 2 hours each way. The hike is relatively strenuous, but it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including glaciers, mountains, and rivers. Along the way, visitors can admire the layered cliffs, which are rich with red, brown, and black colored volcanic strata, and provide a unique perspective on the area's geology and natural history.
At the base of Hengifoss, visitors can observe the waterfall up close and admire its power and beauty.
Visitors to Hengifoss can take a hike to the waterfall, which takes about 2 hours each way. The hike is relatively strenuous, but it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including glaciers, mountains, and rivers. Along the way, visitors can admire the layered cliffs, which are rich with red, brown, and black colored volcanic strata, and provide a unique perspective on the area's geology and natural history.
At the base of Hengifoss, visitors can observe the waterfall up close and admire its power and beauty.
