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Explore the remote Icelandic Highlands starting from Hrauneyjar Highland Center
See the legendary Hekla volcano, one of Iceland’s most active and historic peaks
Discover the steaming geothermal valleys and black obsidian landscapes of Reykjadalir
Visit Hrafntinnusker, a rhyolite mountain and key stop on the Laugavegur
Explore The Dramatic Volcanic Landscapes And Geothermal Wonders Of The Icelandic Highlands On A Guided Adventure
Begin your Icelandic highland adventure at the Hrauneyjar Highland Center, where expert guides lead the way into a world of raw geological power. The journey takes you east along Sigölduvegur Gamli, skirting the edge of the vast Sölvahraun lava field. As you traverse this rugged terrain, you will witness the stark beauty of the landscape nestled between the mountains of Sauðafell and Valafell. This is a rare opportunity to experience the untamed wilderness of Iceland in a truly immersive way.
The route passes the impressive Skjólkvíarhraun lava field, with the mighty Hekla volcano looming prominently to the south. Known as one of Iceland’s most active and infamous volcanoes, Hekla has erupted more than twenty times since the year 1210. During the Middle Ages, it was famously associated with the “Gateway to Hell” by Norse settlers due to its powerful eruptions and mysterious reputation. This nickname is also popularly connected with the famous Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenistan, another extraordinary geological site known as the “Gateway to Hell” because of its burning natural gas flames.
Continuing along the path, you will traverse the dramatic terrain of Helliskvísl and the rugged Pokahryggir before reaching the geothermal wonders of Reykjadalir. Here, steam rises from the earth, blending with black obsidian rock, rich brown soil, and vibrant green moss. This surreal environment is a testament to the volcanic activity that continues to shape Iceland, creating a photographer’s paradise filled with unique colors, textures, and natural contrasts.
The final highlight of the excursion is Hrafntinnusker, a striking rhyolite mountain renowned for its hot springs and occasional glacier caves. As a key stop along the famous Laugavegur hiking trail, this remote landmark offers a glimpse into the heart of Iceland’s geological marvels. From volcanic landscapes and geothermal wonders to the legends surrounding places like Hekla and the distant Darvaza Gas Crater, this half-day adventure showcases the extraordinary power and beauty of Earth’s ever-changing natural landscapes.
Explore The Dramatic Volcanic Landscapes And Geothermal Wonders Of The Icelandic Highlands On A Guided Adventure
Begin your Icelandic highland adventure at the Hrauneyjar Highland Center, where expert guides lead the way into a world of raw geological power. The journey takes you east along Sigölduvegur Gamli, skirting the edge of the vast Sölvahraun lava field. As you traverse this rugged terrain, you will witness the stark beauty of the landscape nestled between the mountains of Sauðafell and Valafell. This is a rare opportunity to experience the untamed wilderness of Iceland in a truly immersive way.
The route passes the impressive Skjólkvíarhraun lava field, with the mighty Hekla volcano looming prominently to the south. Known as one of Iceland’s most active and infamous volcanoes, Hekla has erupted more than twenty times since the year 1210. During the Middle Ages, it was famously associated with the “Gateway to Hell” by Norse settlers due to its powerful eruptions and mysterious reputation. This nickname is also popularly connected with the famous Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenistan, another extraordinary geological site known as the “Gateway to Hell” because of its burning natural gas flames.
Continuing along the path, you will traverse the dramatic terrain of Helliskvísl and the rugged Pokahryggir before reaching the geothermal wonders of Reykjadalir. Here, steam rises from the earth, blending with black obsidian rock, rich brown soil, and vibrant green moss. This surreal environment is a testament to the volcanic activity that continues to shape Iceland, creating a photographer’s paradise filled with unique colors, textures, and natural contrasts.
The final highlight of the excursion is Hrafntinnusker, a striking rhyolite mountain renowned for its hot springs and occasional glacier caves. As a key stop along the famous Laugavegur hiking trail, this remote landmark offers a glimpse into the heart of Iceland’s geological marvels. From volcanic landscapes and geothermal wonders to the legends surrounding places like Hekla and the distant Darvaza Gas Crater, this half-day adventure showcases the extraordinary power and beauty of Earth’s ever-changing natural landscapes.
- Insulated overall, helmet and gloves
- Professional local guide
- Safety brief
- Buggy Balaclava
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
$ 2769.65
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