• Stuðlagil Canyon is a relatively new addition to Iceland’s many natural wonders and has become increasingly popular in recent years.
  • The section of the river which is named Stuðlagil (Basalt Columns) is considered to have one of Iceland’s largest collections of basalt columns on land.
  • Stuðlagil Canyondriving instructions. Gravel road: 17km (about 25 minutes) - 4WD recommended. Stuðlagil Canyonhiking instructions.
  • Stuðlagil (. Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈstʏðlaˌcɪːl]; also transliterated as Studlagil) is a canyon in Jökuldalur valley in the municipality of Múlaþing...
  • Although Stuðlagil and its basalt columns have existed forever, much of this fascinating landscape was below the water level of Jökla until a few years ago.
  • Stuðlagil Canyon is located near Ovari Jökuldalur in Fljótsdalur in East Iceland. The place is a marvel of nature. ... Stuðlagil is one of the largest basalt column areas.
  • Stuðlagil is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Iceland. While it’s a long way from Reykjavík, it’s an easy detour on the popular Ring Road Route.
  • Studlagil (Stuðlagil) Canyon, located in East Iceland, is a mesmerizing geological wonder that captivates visitors with its unique basalt column formations and...
  • Facts and features of Stuðlagil canyon. The canyon itself is 500 m long, with 20 to 30 meter high basalt columns found on both sides of the river.
  • This meant river levels at Stuðlagil fell by around eight meters. As the water levels dropped, the secret Canyon became visible for the very first time.