About Sibylle
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- SibylleSeptember 2, 2025
Approximately 550 wooden steps lead to the large crater. From the top, you can enjoy wonderful views of the crater and the surrounding countryside. The small crater can only be circumnavigated. Climbing is prohibited to protect the vegetation. Nevertheless, the path through the 3,000-year-old lava is well worth seeing.
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- SibylleAugust 27, 2025
The short tour starts at the Melanes campsite on the edge of Rauðissandur. The path leads through meadows up the cliffs to a small waterfall, at the foot of which lie the ruins of an abandoned farm. Icelandic paths with rocks and bogs are easy to walk, though. The views of the red-orange beach and the
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- SibylleAugust 27, 2025
From Saubær Church, the path leads through meadows to a huge, shallow gully. So, take off your hiking boots and wade through. Then comes a small strip of dunes, and then endless expanses... On this famous red sand beach, which stretches for more than 10 km, I was all alone in the bright sunshine—what a dream!
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- SibylleAugust 27, 2025
The tour begins on fine gravel at the lake's pebble beach. It then continues through the undergrowth of waist-high birch trees. A third of the way through, a beautiful pebble beach invites you to rest before beginning the climb along a waterfall, with a second one always in sight. The strenuous climb
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- SibylleAugust 25, 2025
Basalt columns as far as the eye can see. Basalt arches and gorges, bizarre rock needles, and bird colonies. The path from Arnastapi to Hellnar leads above the cliffs formed by these columns. The views of the sea and the cliffs are fantastic. Arctic terns and gulls nest in the rocks, and eiders swim
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- SibylleAugust 24, 2025
On a road trip, you have to take it as it comes. I didn't have time to wait for sunshine ☀️, but I really wanted to see this crater. It was worth it, even if I didn't have a view. The journey is the reward. Surefootedness is essential here, as the path leads through a lava field, and only the steps up
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Sibylle went for a hike.
September 2, 2025
Kontrast zum Grábók-Krater: Hier wächst ein kleiner Wald 🌳🌿🍂
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Sibylle went for a hike.
September 2, 2025
Um Stóra- Grábók und Litli-Grábók und auf den Stóra- Grábók-Krater hinauf🌋
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 31, 2025
Am Ende des Alftafjörður gehts noch weiter-zum Valagil🏞
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 29, 2025
Kleine Tour vom Parkplatz Tungadalur zum Fuß des Wasserfalls
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 27, 2025
Tolle Aussicht auf den Rauðissandur, das Meer und die umliegenden Berge
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 27, 2025
Allein am kilometerlangen roten Sandstrand bei Sonnenschein ☀️ - ein Träumchem🤩
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 26, 2025
Meerblick, Seeblick, Wasserfälle und Bergwald - alles dabei 🤩
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 25, 2025
Traumhafte Tour an der Küste des Snæfells-Nationalparks
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Sibylle went for a hike.
August 24, 2025
Regenwanderung (Island halt😉) auf einen alten Vulkankrater, leider ohne Sicht.
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A narrow path through the aforementioned forest leads first to the fish ladder and then to the viewing platform at Ganni Waterfall. Here, the Norðurá River cascades picturesquely over the rocks. Unfortunately, parking costs the equivalent of €7.
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