Jökulsá á Dal útsýnispallur

Jökulsá á Dal útsýnispallur. Jokulsa a dal river hires stock photography and images Alamy en eftir að Kárahnjúkavirkjun var tekin í notkun og Hálslón var myndað en við það minnkaði vatnsmagnið í Jökulsá á Dal (Jöklu) til muna. The Jökulsá á Brú River, renowned for its impressive basalt column formations, was relatively undiscovered prior to 2016

Nowadays, the Jökulsá á Dal river is normally clear and turquoise, though melting snow in the spring (until May) and spillway overflow in the late summer (from mid-August) may affect its appearance This lookout point is a paradise for photographers, offering sweeping views of the river's winding path and the lush landscapes that adorn its banks.

Stuðlagil basalt canyon, Jökuldalur, Múlaþing, Iceland Windows Spotlight Images

Geirsstaðakirkja, a recreated turf church, at the road junction, was pretty interesting too. Through the canyon runs the longest river in Eastern Iceland, Jökulsá á Brú, also called Jökulsá á Dal, and Jökla I have visited Stuðlagil canyon a couple of times from the farm Grund, where you can have a look at the canyon from above

geography / travel, Iceland, Studlagil canyon, basalt column canyon of the Joekulsá á dal, base. Through the canyon runs the longest river in Eastern Iceland, Jökulsá á Brú, also called Jökulsá á Dal, and Jökla Jökulsá á Dal, er lengsta á á Austurlandi, heitir hún þremur nöfnum, Jökla, eins og heimamenn í Jökulsárdal kalla hana, síðan Jökulsá á Dal eða Jökulsá á Brú

Jökulsá á Dal descubre sus secretos del río glaciar Fundación Aquae. In 2016, It was a local guide (Einar Páll Svavarsson) who discovered this formerly hidden canyon Nowadays, the Jökulsá á Dal river is normally clear and turquoise, though melting snow in the spring (until May) and spillway overflow in the late summer (from mid-August) may affect its appearance