Iceland - The Best Waterfall Hikes and Walks (eBook)

Iceland is often called the Land of Fire and Ice, but one thing many visitors notice is that it’s also a land of Waterfalls. Waterfalls are everywhere. They tumble off of cliffs, through valleys, and appear beside roads so often that you rarely travel more than a few dozen kilometers without encountering one. They are a constant presence in Iceland’s ever-changing landscape, and one of its greatest sources of beauty.

"Iceland - The Best Waterfall Hikes and Walks" contains 103 Waterfall Hikes and Walks with maps, a total of 172 Waterfalls, 428 photographs, and 32 downloadable GPX files* of the most popular as well as the harder-to-reach hidden gems.

The book has been organized around a possible counterclockwise itinerary around the Ring Road of Iceland (Route 1), to make it easier to plan stops. However, locations have also been grouped into different regions, so that the book can be used to plan stops and discover new waterfalls easily in each region.

It is an essential trip planning and field guide for anyone planning a trip to Iceland. not only for hikers or landscape photographers, but for anyone who wants to discover more of the beautiful waterfalls of Iceland.

Note: digital products like this guide are non-refundable as they can't be returned.

*GPX files for: Aldeyjarfoss, Bassi Waterfall & Gufufoss, Benefoss, Ankafoss and Attifoss, Bergárfoss (North Iceland), Dettifoss East, Dynjandi, Dynkur, Flögufoss, Fossárdalur and Múlafoss, Glymur Waterfall Hike, Gullfoss East, Haifoss, Hangandifoss and Múlafoss, Hengifoss, Huldufoss, Húsárfoss, Rjúkandafoss and Hvalárfoss, Ketubjörg Cliffs and Waterfalls, Klifbrekkufossar, Lambhagafoss, Laugarfell Waterfall Circle, Möngufoss, Morsarfoss-Kristinartindar, Núpsárfoss and Hvitarfoss, Nýifoss, Ófærufoss, Rauðfoss, Rauðsgil, Skógafoss and the Waterfall Way Hike, Stakkholtsgjá, Strutsfoss, Valagil, Vestdalsfossar