Located in the Southern Region of Iceland, Seljalandsfoss is an impressive waterfall that falls from a height of 60 meters. This stunning cascade originates from the Seljalands River, whose source can be traced back to the Eyjafjallajökull volcano glacier.

Stakkholtsgjá, reminiscent of settings in the Lord of the Rings movies, is an awe-inspiring sight to behold. Its soaring moss-draped walls plunge 100 meters into a dramatic twisted gorge, hidden waterfall included. To explore, walk along the riverbed inside the canyon, choosing the left fork when the gorge splits into two.

In the heart of Southern Iceland, enveloped by the Tindfjallajökull and Eyjafjallajökull glaciers, lies Thórsmörk, a mountain ridge named in honor of the Norse deity, Thor.

A short distance away from Seljalandsfoss, an exhilarating adventure awaits along the road to Thórsmörk (only accessible by 4WD). A hidden gem involves an adventurous scramble to a waterfall, which will guide you through an ancient moss-covered canyon and along a river.