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The interior: Landmannalaugar, Kerlingarfjöll, Askja and more. Most are reached on F-roads in summer.
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Highlands · VolcanoAskjaAskja is a vast volcanic caldera in the Dyngjufjöll mountains of Iceland's central Highlands, within Vatnajökull National Park.Highlands · WaterfallAxlafossAxlafoss is a small, remote waterfall on the Hólmsá river in the southern Highlands of Iceland, off the F210 mountain road.Highlands · MountainEinhyrningurEinhyrningur, meaning "one horn", is a standalone mountain about 750 m high on the edge of the highlands beyond Fljótshlíð, between the Tind.
Highlands · CanyonEldgjáEldgjá (“Fire Canyon”) is a huge volcanic fissure in the southern Highlands of Iceland, with a main canyon of about 8.5 km.
Highlands · WaterfallFagrifossFagrifoss is a wide waterfall of about 80 m on the Geirlandsá river, beside the F206 highland road that leads to the Lakagígar craters, abou.
Highlands · WaterfallFossabrekkurFossabrekkur is a green oasis of small waterfalls and rapids, about 150 metres wide, where the western branch of the Ytri-Rangá river drops .Highlands · Hot springGrímsfjall hot springGrímsfjall is a mountain on the western part of Vatnajökull glacier, at about 1,725 metres above sea level, where geothermal heat from the G.
Highlands · GlacierHofsjökullHofsjökull is Iceland's third-largest glacier, an ice cap covering about 830 km² in the Central Highlands, with an active volcano and calder.
Highlands · Geothermal areaHveravellirHveravellir is a geothermal area in the central Highlands, on the Kjölur route (F35) between the glaciers Langjökull and Hofsjökull.
Highlands · Geothermal areaKerlingarfjöllKerlingarfjöll is a rhyolite mountain range in the central Highlands, home to the colourful Hveradalir geothermal area of steaming vents and.
Highlands · CraterLakagígarLakagígar (the Laki craters) is a long row of more than 130 volcanic craters formed in the 1783–1784 Skaftáreldar eruption, one of the most .
Highlands · Geothermal areaLandmannalaugarLandmannalaugar is a highland area in the Fjallabak Nature Reserve known for its colourful rhyolite mountains, lava fields and a natural hot.
Highlands · Hot springLaugavallalaugLaugavallalaug is a natural, unmanaged hot spring in Laugavalladalur valley, in the highlands of East Iceland north of the Kárahnjúkar dam.
Highlands · CanyonMarkarfljótsgljúfurMarkarfljótsgljúfur is a deep river canyon in the southern Highlands, about 200 metres deep and around 4 km long, cut by a glacial flood fro.
Highlands · MountainMælifellMælifell is a 799-metre, cone-shaped volcano covered in green moss, rising about 200 m above the black sand plain of Mælifellssandur in the .
Highlands · CanyonSigöldugljúfurSigöldugljúfur canyon, known as the Valley of Tears, is a narrow, moss-lined canyon fed by dozens of small waterfalls near the Sigalda power.
Highlands · CanyonStakkholtsgjáStakkholtsgjá is a narrow gorge, up to about 100 m deep, on the way into Þórsmörk in the southern highlands, reached from Seljalandsfoss alo.Highlands · Hot springStrútslaugStrútslaug is a remote natural hot spring in the southern highlands, in the valley Hólmsárbotnar between the glaciers Torfajökull and Mýrdal.
Highlands · WaterfallÓfærufossÓfærufoss is a two-step waterfall, about 40 metres high, inside Eldgjá, the long volcanic canyon in the Icelandic Highlands.Highlands · Nature reserveÞórsmörkÞórsmörk ("Thor's Forest") is a sheltered valley in the South Iceland highlands, surrounded by the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull .