Today's journey takes you from East Iceland into the North, featuring a moderate hike through the unique basalt columns of Stuðlagil Canyon, followed by the awe-inspiring power of Dettifoss and Selfoss waterfalls, before exploring the bubbling mud pots of Námaskarð.
Stuðlagil Canyon (East Side)
Embark on a moderate hike to the East Side of Stuðlagil Canyon, renowned for its stunning basalt column formations and the vibrant turquoise Jökla river flowing through. The trail offers spectacular photographic opportunities.
Möðrudalur Farm
A brief stop at Iceland's highest inhabited farm, Möðrudalur, offering a glimpse into traditional Icelandic life and a chance for a coffee break amidst the vast highland landscape.
Dettifoss (West Side)
Witness the raw power of Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall, from the west bank. Feel the ground tremble and the mist on your face as millions of gallons of glacial water plunge into the canyon.
Selfoss Waterfall
Just a short walk upstream from Dettifoss, Selfoss presents a beautiful horseshoe-shaped cascade of numerous smaller waterfalls, creating a serene contrast to its powerful neighbor.
Námaskarð Pass (Hverir)
Explore the otherworldly geothermal area of Námaskarð, characterized by bubbling mud pots, steaming fumaroles, and vibrant mineral deposits, offering a sensory experience of Iceland's volcanic activity.
Cozy cabins on the lava field.