Ülkelerine göre şelaleler
- Gjáin (. Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈcauːɪn] ) is a small valley with small waterfalls, ponds, and volcanic structures situated in Þjórsárdalur in the south of Iceland.
- Gjáin’s Waterfalls and Basalt Columns: A vibrant image of Gjáin, highlighting its cascading waterfalls framed by dark, angular basalt columns.
- The Rauda River, or Red River, is the body of water that flows through the valley and feeds the waterfalls that bring Gjáin to its stunning beauty.
- This beautiful natural phenomenum and oasis at the edge of the central highlands should not be passed by, if you …
- Gjain valley is an undiscovered area that is off the beaten track of the tourist trail in Iceland.
- Walking about 20 minutes will bring you to this astounding area called Gjáin.
- The first stop on your Platinum Circle day trip is the lovely Gjain. Gjain is 138km from Reykjavik and is about a 2-2.5 hour drive from the capital.
- Gjáin is accessible via Road 327, which is a bit difficult to pass in many places (4WD recommended).
- The scenery at Gjáin is spectacular with the astonishing nature, formed of waterfalls, ponds, lava caves and volcanic structure (basalt columns).
- I would suggest hiring a 4wd for a short duration to make the trip. From Stöng it is a short hike (approx. 30 mins) to Gjáin (follow the markers).
- The first section of the trail is a short walk from the parking lot and leads to an upper viewpoint of Gjain.
- Nestled in the Icelandic Highlands, at the uppermost part of Þjórsárdalur valley, rests an oasis of lush vegetation and flowing waterfalls is an oasis known as Gjáin.
- Gjáin is located in the Þjórsárdalur valley, about 1 hour from the Golden Circle and a 2 hours from Reykjavik.
