Iceland's Natural Wonders
Explore the diverse landscapes within and surrounding Reykjavik, ranging from urban green spaces like Klambratún to the rugged peaks of the Bláfjöll mountain range. The area features a variety of water bodies, including the central Lake Tjörnin, the secluded Lake Hafravatn, and several waterfalls such as Tröllafoss. These sites offer opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and observing the distinct volcanic geology of southwestern Iceland.
A Lake Tjörnin
Reykjavik is one of the lucky cities that have their own lake. And this one is even situated right at the city centre.
B Klambratún Public Park
Large urban park hosting the Reykjavik Art Museum's Kjarvalsstaðir gallery. It features open green spaces, disc golf courses, and playgrounds.
C Lake Hafravatn
Freshwater lake on the outskirts of Reykjavik, used for trout fishing and kayaking.
Ullarfoss
Small waterfall located along the Mosfellsá river.
Sjávarfoss
Waterfall situated on the lower course of the Mosfellsá river near the coast.
Tröllafoss
Waterfall on the Leirvogsá river, reachable via a hiking trail from the Mosfellsdalur valley.
Reynisvatn
Small lake popular for trout fishing, surrounded by walking and cycling paths.
Stóratjörn
Pond located within the Heiðmörk nature reserve, south of the city.
Garðstjörn
Coastal pond on the Álftanes peninsula, known for birdwatching.
Silungapollur
Small body of water in the Heiðmörk conservation area, often used for fishing.
Rjúpnadalshnúkar
Mountain peaks in the volcanic Bláfjöll range, south of Reykjavik.
Móskarðshnjúkar
Rhyolite peaks of the Esja mountain range, identifiable by their distinct light-colored rock.
Mosfell
Historic mountain in Mosfellsdalur, cited in the Egils Saga as a burial place.
Hafrafell (Lalli)
Peak located near Lake Hafravatn, offering panoramic views of the Reykjavik area.
Arnarhamar
Rock formation and peak within the Esja mountain massif.
Tíðaskarð
Mountain pass and peak in the Esja range, popular with hikers.
Bláfjöll
Volcanic mountain range that serves as the capital's main ski resort and recreation area.
Rauðuhnúkar
Volcanic craters in the Heiðmörk area, named for their reddish scoria rock.
Rauðuhnúkar
Group of volcanic craters characterized by red-colored lava rocks.
Stóra-Kóngsfell
Prominent mountain peak in the Bláfjöll volcanic range.
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