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A mountain with broad shoulders and flat top

The Northern Region of Iceland is packed with geological wonders, including the majestic table mountain Herðubreið, known as the queen of Icelandic mountains.

From Glacial Valleys to Volcanic Vistas: North Iceland's Geosites