MOUNTAIN RANGE in ICELAND 🇮🇸

Kerlingarfjoll is a stunning mountain range located in the highlands of Iceland. Known for its colorful rhyolite peaks and geothermal activity, it offers stunning landscapes for hiking and photography. Visitors can enjoy hot springs, steaming vents, and panoramic views of the wilderness. It's a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts loves adventure in Iceland's rugged terrain. An outdoor activities such as snowshoeing, and skiing in the winter months. The location boasts well-marked trails suitable for various skill levels, allowing visitors to explore the breathtaking scenery while enjoying outdoor pursuits. 🗻🏔⛰️ To get there, you typically need to drive or take a tour bus along the Icelandic Ring Road (Route 1) until you reach the turnoff for Kerlingarfjoll. From there, you may need a 4x4 vehicle to navigate the mountain roads, especially in winter. It's advisable to check road conditions and weather forecasts before heading out.🚙 1st, 7th, 12th, 13th, 14th some photos seen on the road going to the area. 🗻 Kerlingarfjoll is a remote area in the Icelandic Highlands, so there aren't traditional restaurants nearby. However, there are usually facilities available at the mountain lodge or campsite, where you can get basic meals and snacks. It's a good idea to bring some food with you. 👌✨️ There is an accommodation called Kerlingarfjoll Mountain Resort located near the Kerlingarfjoll mountain range. The lodge offers accommodations ranging from basic cabins to more comfortable rooms, along with amenities such as a restaurant, café, and hot tubs. It's a great option for those looking to stay overnight or longer in the area.🏠 Some cute little cabins seen in the 2 last photos. 😉 We did not walk through the geothermal path, we just had a good stop over near the area and took a photos from there. 😁🥰 Wanna go back and try the long hike with some other tourists. 😁 Such a beautiful scenery 🤩 The beauty of nature 🤩 #kerlingarfjöll #iceland #nature #beauty #highlands #amazing #geothermalwonders #kerlingarfjöll