Eystri-Loðmundarjökull
Glacier tongue reaching toward the lowlands. Blue ice, ancient air, and a reminder of ice ages past. Iceland's glaciers are windows into deep time.
Highlands Glaciers
26 glaciers in Highlands — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.
26 glaciers in Highlands
Fannborgarjökull
Part of Iceland's glacial landscape. The ice here has been forming for centuries. Climate change is rewriting the map. Worth witnessing.
Jökulkinn
Glacial feature in the land of fire and ice. Where else can you stand on ancient ice above active volcanoes?
Langafönn
Glacial feature in the land of fire and ice. Where else can you stand on ancient ice above active volcanoes?
Mænisjökull
Part of Iceland's glacial landscape. The ice here has been forming for centuries. Climate change is rewriting the map. Worth witnessing.
Brúarjökull
Large outlet glacier from Vatnajökull. Surging glacier - moves rapidly at times.
Skaftárkatlar
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Köldukvíslarjökull
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Skaftárjökull
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Tungnaárjökull
Highland glacier on Vatnajökull's western edge. Remote access but stunning volcanic ice landscape.
Skarphéðinsjökull
Glacier tongue reaching toward the lowlands. Blue ice, ancient air, and a reminder of ice ages past. Iceland's glaciers are windows into deep time.
Regnbuðajöklar
Glacial feature in the land of fire and ice. Where else can you stand on ancient ice above active volcanoes?
Rjúpnabrekkujökull
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Nyrðri-Skriðjökull
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Kverkjökull
Part of Iceland's glacial landscape. The ice here has been forming for centuries. Climate change is rewriting the map. Worth witnessing.
Fremri-Skriðjökull
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Ögmundarjökull
Glacial feature in the land of fire and ice. Where else can you stand on ancient ice above active volcanoes?
Klofajökull
Part of Iceland's glacial landscape. The ice here has been forming for centuries. Climate change is rewriting the map. Worth witnessing.
Brækur
Part of Iceland's glacial landscape. The ice here has been forming for centuries. Climate change is rewriting the map. Worth witnessing.
Snæhetta
Ice formation in Iceland's glacier system. Every glacier here has its own character - shaped by the volcanoes beneath and the climate above.
Vatnajökull
Europe's largest glacier by volume. Covers 8% of Iceland and hides several active volcanoes underneath. You can do ice cave tours in winter, glacier hikes year-round. The scale is hard to comprehend until you're on it. This ice cap is a world of its own.
Hofsjökull
Iceland's third-largest glacier, sitting right in the middle of the highlands. Covers a volcano. Less visited than the others because of location. True wilderness glacial experience if you make the journey.
Langjökull
Iceland's second-largest glacier. Famous for the man-made ice tunnel you can drive into - seriously, they carved tunnels inside a glacier. Also popular for snowmobile tours. Feeds hot springs and rivers across west Iceland.
Dyngjujökull
Dyngjujökull is an outlet glacier of the Vatnajökull glacier in Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland. The glacier is in the Icelandic Highlands and is situated between Bárðarbunga, Holuhraun and Kverkfjöll. Meltwater from the glacier flows into Jökulsá á Fjöllum, the second longest river in Iceland.
Eiríksjökull
Eiríksjökull is a glacier north-west of Langjökull in Iceland, with an area of 22 km2 (8.5 sq mi) reaching a height of 1,675 m (5,495 ft), atop the largest table mountain in Iceland which goes by the same name.
Tungnafellsjökull
Tungnafellsjökull is a icecap glacier upon a volcano of the same name in Iceland. The volcano is also known as Vonarskarð.
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