Name: Hraunfossar
Address: Iceland, IS

Hraunfossar is a point of interest, located at Iceland

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Iceland

Added by Jopie, at 04 January 2017

Monday Open 24 hours
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Marek Nešpor

31 March 2018

Nice waterfall, get ready for unpaved road to get there. Very close to parking
Benji Lim

25 March 2018

Personally, I like this more than the Barnafoss. Definitely worth to visit in the area. This waterfall is a series of mini waterfalls clump together. There's a platform viewpoint where you can get a very good view of the waterfall.
Cherie7100

19 March 2018

A definite must see if you're in the area or driving by on your way into town. Be careful of the ice though as it can be quite slippery, so make sure your shoes have good grip. Wrap up warm too as the wind is icy!
Roberta Nuovavia

01 March 2018

My first icelandic waterfall. The view is great due to the many bigger and smaller falls. Recommend it.
Maureen Truxton

25 February 2018

so cool! the duality of nature with the volcano and the glacier. looks alien and foreign to anything i had seen before
Peg Munro

18 February 2018

A must see when in Iceland. Beautiful waterfall and a natural treasure.
Keith Kidd

03 February 2018

Spectacular vistas, as a frozen wonderland, this place is breathtakingly gorgeous.
Marvin Jared Lemmon

05 January 2018

Careful as it is easy to drive past. Parking lot was over flowing with visitors. Worth the stop to see the interesting water from rocks.
G Mail

20 November 2017

Nice view. Easy entry
Pat Stakem

11 November 2017

A series of waterfalls fed by a glacier. Many awesome photo opportunities. No bathroom or services. Minor hiking req'd.
Jo Lee

27 October 2017

Gorgeous long wall of lava waterfalls cascading over moss covered lava, falling into bright turquoise water! So beautiful, definitely worth the journey. The road 518 is good condition paved road, there is a small car park closed to the viewing platform. Has toilet facility and a small cafe.
Kenny Cheng

01 October 2017

Amazing & very different kind of waterfall. Afternoon sun light up the colorful site.
Paul Rubert

23 September 2017

Amazing. Probably a short type of attraction in terms of things so see and do, but wurth it in every way. A spectacular show of mother nature.
Todd Foss

03 September 2017

Waterfalls everywhere. All the way across the river there's waterfalls. Beautiful
Armin Hasitzka

18 July 2017

It's a beautiful waterfall and 5-star everywhere else in the world. However, for Icelandic waterfall standards, I have seen nicer / more impressive ones.
John Skinner

17 July 2017

Long sets of waterfalls emerging from a cliff face and a turbulent river upstream. Best view is from a paved path with two observation decks a bit of a distance across the river. Also a bridge to other side, but limited viewing from that side of the river.
Janine BESSEN -GERMANY-

24 June 2017

It's a nice waterfall which you can access easily. There is a cafe nearby as well as toilet facilities. It can be quite a touristic spot. So don't be disappointed that you won't have the area to yourself. ;-)
Tobias Fischer

16 June 2017

Both Hraunfossar and Barnafoss are nice waterfalls and worth a visit. Not very crowded. Toilet and café nearby.
Paz Squires

16 April 2017

It was natural water and a nice place to visit in Iceland. My family loved to see the beautiful waterfalls.
Roberta Matulenaite

21 March 2017

amazing view, beautiful nature, must see in Iceland
Seth Galentine

19 March 2017

Breathtakingly beautiful falls. Very accessible.
Jeff Houle

27 February 2017

This place is the reason panoramic photography exists.
Michael Port

11 January 2017

Looks very nice from the first lookout (probably the best for photos) and the others (bridge and 1 or 2 other lookouts just provide a nice view of the powerful river. However there is no way to get to the edge of the water opposite the falls without hopping the rope and climbing down the hill.