10의 달라빅그가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The 60 leads from the Ring Road (1) to the Westfjords and repeatedly passes through a beautiful landscape. Unfortunately there is a bit more traffic in this section but it is still nothing compared to the Ring Road.

Small but fairly well-stocked supermarket. Prices a bit high but it is the only supermarket in the area. Also has a small snack bar and a lounge with seating, toilet, heating and power outlets. Perfect for a break.

Amazing valley, compact gravel all the way. The descent on the Króksfjardarnes side is simply so much fun. A beautiful mini canyon, a waterfall, and really flowy gravel descent. Beware: If you ride this gravel pass from the Hólmavik side, there are 2 river crossings which are manageable but should be respected.

Small church at the end of the road. Accessible on foot or with a 4x4 car. Unfortunately the church and the house no longer seem to be maintained, but it is still a beautiful and quiet place.

This is where Erik last lived before he left for Greenland. Next to it is a monument to Erik (Erik the Red).

On this path, which is moderately marked with old red posts, we walk into a bowl and to the next flat hill, a lava field.

The pool has over 1000 years of history but was only reconstructed and reopened in 2009 after spending 140 years blocked by a landslide. Guðrúnarlaug's name comes from its original owner, Guðrún Ósvífursdóttir, who is a character in Iceland’s most famous love triangle, detailed in the fantastic Saga Laxdæla. Literature fans will get a special kick out of this backstory, but for any seeking to unwind, it a perfect place to stop and bask.

A nice little waterfall in the river through the beautifully colored Ránagil gorge.