Viewpoint on Skaftafell Glacier, Iceland
Maximilian Lehrke
Maximilian Lehrke www.maximilianlehrke.com
Viewpoint on Skaftafell Glacier, Iceland
Maximilian Lehrke
Maximilian Lehrke www.maximilianlehrke.com
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Iceland Viewpoint on Skaftafell Glacier

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Skaftafell is one of the first large glaciers on Iceland's southern route. It is particularly famous for the nearby Svartifoss waterfall. However, many people skip the viewpoint on the glacier as they simply don't know it, so there is always a good chance that you will be alone here.

Photography Tips

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Travel Information

From the marked parking lot, the hiking trail leads along the glacier for around 3 kilometers at an altitude of around 230 meters up to the viewpoint. Be aware of the wind speeds, which can make the ascent very difficult and dangerous.
Spot Type Outdoor
Crowd Factor Just a few people
Best Timing Summer
Sunrise & Sunset 10:55 - 15:17 | current local time: 13:14
Photo Themes glacier Glacier Lagoon glacier river Glacier water high mountains Hiking Hiking trail mountain panorama mountain view Mountains mountainscape Rocky Mountains

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