I really don’t want to this become a waterfall blog, but it’s so hard to not always post about them from Iceland. It’s partially because there are so many of them, and partially because they’re all so gorgeous; so accessible; so different; in amazing settings.

Skógafoss is a perfect example of this. You first notice it in the distance, barely visible in an indentation in the hill beneath a beautiful snow-covered mountain view:

It then emerges after parking:

Carving itself through black volcanic rocks & ground:

Immense up close:

But, there’s more (there’s always more in Iceland) – a 500-step path to get a view from the top:

Views from the top:

Heading back down:

The river it creates:

So gorgeous; so accessible; so different; in amazing settings.