Where is fjadrargljufur located?

Located is South Iceland, Fjadrargljufur (or Fjadra Canyon) is a 100 m deep and about 2 kilometres long serpentine canyon with the Fjaðrá river flowing through it. Its Icelandic spelling is Fjaðrárgljúfur. It is a favorite for photographers because of the magnificent work of erosion by the river.

Why is fjadrargljufur canyon so special?

Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice—due to its many glaciers and active geysers. Fjadrargljufur Canyon is one of Iceland’s most serene yet enchanting attractions. It also took place in Canberk’s 6 Day West & South Iceland Itinerary. Iceland’s arresting beauty is the result of glaciers that shaped the landscape over millions of years.

Why is the fjadrargljufur trail closed?

The Environmental agency may decide to close the Fjadrargljufur trail for several months at a time (it happened in 2019). It is because the vegetation is suffering due to the weather and increase in tourism. Please, be very respectful if there is a sign not to enter the area.

Where can I see a waterfall inside fjadrarfoss?

From there you can see a waterfall inside the "feathers". It is Mogarfoss. This is where the Möga river meets the Fjadra river. I love how the waterfall swings several time, looking like a feather as well. And you can also enjoy a view towards the entrance where you came from, at the same platform: The last waterfall Fjadrarfoss is not accessible.