아이슬란드 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

중앙 만입부와 강으로 흘러드는 수백 개의 폭포를 가진 Brúarfoss 폭포는 모든 것이 놀라운 이곳 아이슬란드에서도 비할 데 없는 자연의 광경입니다. 하지만 폭포는 시작에 불과합니다. 폭포를 뒤로하고 강을 따라 트레킹을 계속할 수 있으며, 종종 약간 진흙탕인 구간도 있지만, 경로상의 다른 폭포들로 보상받을 수 있습니다.

중앙 만과 강으로 흘러드는 수백 개의 폭포를 가진 Brúarfoss 폭포는 모든 것이 놀라운 이곳 아이슬란드에서도 비할 데 없는 자연의 광경입니다. 하지만 폭포는 시작에 불과합니다. 폭포를 뒤로하고 강을 따라 트레킹을 계속할 수 있으며, 종종 약간 진흙탕인 구간도 있지만 길에 있는 다른 폭포들 덕분에 그럴 만한 가치가 있습니다.

If you climb the approximately 400 steps next to Skogafoss waterfall, you'll reach a beautiful hiking trail along the Skoga River. The Fimmförduhals Trail leads you past other small waterfalls and offers breathtaking mountain views. You should definitely add this hike and trail to your to-do list.

If you climb the approximately 400 steps next to Skogafoss, you'll reach a beautiful hiking trail along the Skoga River. The Fimmförduhals Trail leads you past other small waterfalls and offers breathtaking mountain views. You'll reach Steinbogafoss after about 2 km. There's a small platform there. Most people turn around at this point, but it's worth continuing a little further. You should definitely add the climb and the trail to your to-do list.

If you climb the approximately 400 steps next to Skogafoss, you'll reach a beautiful hiking trail along the Skoga River. The Fimmförduhals Trail leads you past other small waterfalls and offers breathtaking mountain views. You should definitely add the climb and the trail to your to-do list.

It's much quieter here by the lake than near the parking lots. It's also a lovely spot for a break with a beautiful view.

From the free parking lot, the trail started off very well on a paved path. After about 800m-1km, the trail became unpaved and muddy, with trails along the river. Difficulty: Moderate; sturdy footwear is required. There is also a paid parking lot. This would also be closer to the waterfall. But that's only half the fun.

🚶‍♂️ Dead Man Walking in Þingvellir Imagine: In the past, you didn't come here to hike, but because the Alþingi had decided that your final adventure awaited you – beheading, drowning, or hanging. A natural idyll with a twist. While today tourists stroll along the wooden walkways with selfie sticks, back then, condemned prisoners walked their final journey to Drekkingarhylur. "Wellness in a glacial stream" just sounded a little less relaxing back then. Who needs Game of Thrones when reality here in the 17th century was much more brutal?