Hengifoss waterfall is located in eastern Iceland. It is the third highest waterfall in Iceland, with a drop of approximately 128 meters.
One of Hengifoss’s distinctive features is the bands of red clay visible between the layers of black basalt along the canyon wall. This geological phenomenon is the result of ancient volcanic eruptions alternating with periods of inactivity, which created these colorful layers.
How to reach t he waterfall
To reach the waterfall, you have to hike up a path that takes about an hour. Furthermore, the path is far from the waterfall, so it can only be seen from afar. The images you see were taken by drone.
This is the parking lot location.
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