View Ring Road Gallery:
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- Reykjanes peninsula geysir
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- View of Vatnajokull national park
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- Svartifoss (Black Fall) Up close
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- Reykjanes peninsula
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- Svartifoss (Black Fall)
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- Continually epic
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- Breiðamerkurjökull Glacier toungue
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- Marissa’s shoe disaster for hiking glaciers.
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- Glacier
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- Ice Climbing
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- Ice Climbing on the Skaftafellsjokull glacier
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- Blue Ice
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- Ice Cave
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- Crevice in Ice
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- Skaftafellsjokull glacier
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- Scenic Drive
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- Icelandic Hot Dog: famous and delish!
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- Our Farmstay
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- Our Farmstay
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- Reindeer
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- Endless Waterfalls on the Ice Cave trek to the glacier
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- Entrance to the Northern Lights Cave
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- Outside the Glacier Cave
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- Northern Lights Cave
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- Northern Lights Cave
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- Hiking into the Northern Lights Cave
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- Jokulsarlon, Glacier Lagoon
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- Glacier Lagoon, Black Sand Beach
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- Josh and Marissa at Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon
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- Jumpin’ around Jokulsarlon
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- Glacier Skeidarajokull
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- Clouds rolling in over the glacier
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- A ruined bridge from a volcanic Eruptuion
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- Elvish rocks
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- River Canyon, Fjadrarglijufur
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- Ring Road Heading towards Skaftafell
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- We hiked to the old pool, Seljalandslaug
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- Believe it or not, we hiked to and swam in this warm, naturally filled pool, Seljalandslaug. It was FREEZING outside!
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- Skogafoss
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- The drive to Dyrholaey…water on both sides and 85 mph winds.
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- The waves at Dyrholaey
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- Mountains
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- Us at the Myrdalsjokull Glacier
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- The tongue of Myrdalsjokull Glacier
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- Black Sand Beaches of Vik
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- Endless Black Sand Beaches nearby Vik
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- Laufskalavarda- change in scenery along Ring Road
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- Gljufrabui Waterfall, inside the cave!
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- Eyjafjallajökull Visitor Center, where we watched a short documentary about the farmers who lived at the base of the eruption in 2011
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- Icelandic Horses
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- SAY WHAT?
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- The farm where the base of the 2011 Eyjafjallajökull Eruption happened. Fully recovered now.
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- Walking behind Seljalandsfoss
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- Keldur, home of the oldest turf-houses in Iceland and a historic farm.
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- Hekla Volcano, known as the ‘Gateway to Hell.’ At 4,892 ft., Hekla is Iceland’s most active volcanoes; over 20 eruptions have occurred in and around the volcano since 874. We were going to try to hike to the top (that is a common hike), but it was too snowy to make it to the trailhead (and too windy to climb).
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- The F-225 road to Hekla got too crazy for us to make it very far.
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- Can you even see the road?
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- Hekla from a distance
