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Far from the pace of everyday life, Þjórsárdalur stretches into the Icelandic Highlands. A quiet, expansive place to slow down, connect with nature and find more time for the present moment.

In the valley of discovery, countless possibilities lie ahead. Set out in search of new paths, hidden places and experiences shaped by the seasons, with each day offering a new direction to take. 

Þjórsárdalur | Landmarks, stories, and local tips

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Waterfalls, lava fields, and a viking farm buried by a volcano 900 years ago. Read the stories behind them and get to know the landmarks of Þjórsárdalur, south Iceland.

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Two people kayaking down the valley river

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Points of interest in Thjorsardalur

Remarkable places, tales from the past, and the nature that has shaped the landscape.

Stories

Gjáin

Waterfalls, lava fields, and the remains of farms buried by Hekla’s eruption in 1104. Some are a short walk away, while others take a full day to explore.

Points of interest

The Commonwealth farm

The eruption buried the farms of Þjórsárdalur in ash. At Stöng, remarkably preserved remains reveal traces of the past. A historic place offering a glimpse into everyday life in early Iceland.

Valley of discovery

Endless paths to follow

A valley full of stories

Points of interest

History of the valley