East Iceland Rivers
17 rivers in East Iceland — mapped with live road conditions, drive times, and directions.
17 rivers in East Iceland, led by Lagarfljót. All mapped with drive times, directions, and live road conditions.
Distances between them
17 rivers in East Iceland
Jökulsá í Lóni
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. River conditions change rapidly with weather and glacier melt. Check before attempting crossings.

Hengifossá
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. River conditions change rapidly with weather and glacier melt. Check before attempting crossings.
Jökulsá í Fljótsdal
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Many rivers offer rafting opportunities - operators know the safe sections.
Kelduá
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. River conditions change rapidly with weather and glacier melt. Check before attempting crossings.
Sunna
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Glacial rivers are cold, fast, and dangerous. Never underestimate current strength.
Suðurfljót
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. River conditions change rapidly with weather and glacier melt. Check before attempting crossings.
Svelgsá
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Many rivers offer rafting opportunities - operators know the safe sections.
Svínalækur
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. River conditions change rapidly with weather and glacier melt. Check before attempting crossings.
Svíná
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Glacial rivers are cold, fast, and dangerous. Never underestimate current strength.
Syðradrag
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Glacial rivers are cold, fast, and dangerous. Never underestimate current strength.
Teigará
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Many rivers offer rafting opportunities - operators know the safe sections.
Teigará
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Many rivers offer rafting opportunities - operators know the safe sections.
Norðurdalsá
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Many rivers offer rafting opportunities - operators know the safe sections.
Lagarfljót
East Iceland river connecting highlands to the sea, famous for monster legends. The Lagarfljót worm (Lagarfljótsormurinn) supposedly lives in the connected lake. Iceland's Loch Ness Monster equivalent. Beyond myths, the river and lake system provides peaceful scenery. Iceland's largest forest grows along its shores.
Axará
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Glacial rivers are cold, fast, and dangerous. Never underestimate current strength.

Hamarsá
Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Many rivers offer rafting opportunities - operators know the safe sections.

Berufjarðará
Berufjarðará is a river in the East Fjords region of Iceland. Icelandic river shaped by glaciers and volcanic landscape. Fishing permits are required and often expensive for prime salmon rivers.






