Mountains and Peaks

This selection explores the geological diversity of Northwestern Iceland, spanning from the coastal peaks of the Skagi peninsula to the glaciated interior of the Highlands. It features prominent volcanic formations like the rhyolite peaks of Sandfell and the basalt heights of Spákonufellsborg. The list also includes the remote Klakksjökull glacier near Langjökull and mountains along the historic Kjalvegur route, highlighting the region's rugged terrain and glacial history.

Klakksjökull

Glacier in the central Highlands situated to the east of the Langjökull ice cap.

Strýtur

Volcanic formations in the Highland region near the Kjalvegur route.

Kálfárfell

Highland peak located near the historic Kjalvegur mountain pass.

Spákonufellsborg

Volcanic rock formation overlooking Skagaströnd, associated with local folklore regarding the prophetess Þórdís.

Höfði

Coastal peak located near Húnafjörður in the northwestern region.

Núpar

Mountain ridge on the Skagi peninsula.

Sandfell

Rhyolite peak situated on the Skagi peninsula near the northern coastline.