PICTURES: Iceland's waterfalls
Dynjandi is considered by many one of the most stunning waterfalls in Iceland. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Ómar Óskarsson
There are many gorgeous waterfalls in Iceland. Here you can see Iceland Monitor's 20 favorite stunning photographs of waterfalls all over Iceland.
Waterfalls can form in glaciers when the weather is warm for long. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Jónas Erlendsson
Öxarárfoss at Þingvellir. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Ómar Óskarsson
There is a walking path behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall Photo: Iceland Monitor/Rax / Ragnar Axelsson
Goðafoss in North Iceland Photo: Iceland Monitor/ Rax / Ragnar Axelsson
Hengifoss in East Iceland is the second highest waterfall in the country Photo: Iceland Monitor/Sigurður Bogi Sævarsson
Skógarfoss is stunning in icy surroundings Photo: Iceland Monitor/Jónas Erlendsson
Seljalandsfoss is a popular destination in South Iceland. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Árni Sæberg
Gullfoss is one of Iceland's most famous waterfall, no less impressive in winter Photo: Iceland Monitor/Gísli Sigurðsson
Svartifoss in Skaftafell, South Iceland. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Brynjar Gauti
One of the waterfalls that went under water when Kárahnjúkar dam was built. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Þorvaldur Örn Kristmundsson
Þjófafoss in Þjórsá river, Hekla volcano in the back Photo: Iceland Monitor/Gísli Sigurðsson
Rauðá river in Þjórsárdalur. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Gísli Sigurðsson
Aldeyjarfoss in the Icelandic highlands Photo: Mats Vibe Lund
Fagrifoss í Geirlandsá, a common pit stop for travelers on their way to Lakagígar. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Gísli Sigurðsson
Kolugljúfur gorge is named after a female troll that supposedly lives there. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Brynjar Gauti
Bláfjallakvísl river by the highland road syðri Fjallabaksleið. Photo: Iceland Monitor/Rax / Ragnar Axelsson
Ófærufoss in South Iceland Photo: Mats Vibe Lund
A small waterfall in Berufjörður Photo: Mats Vibe Lund
Dettifoss waterfall in North Iceland Photo: Mats Vibe Lund
