The loop east of Reykjavík: Gullfoss falling in two steps into its gorge, Strokkur erupting every few minutes, and the blue water of Brúarfoss.
Strokkur erupts roughly every five to ten minutes, to a height of 15 to 20 metres.
Gullfoss waterfall cascading through a rocky canyon, IcelandLicenseGullfoss waterfall plunging into a misty canyon, IcelandLicenseWide burst of water and steam from Strokkur geyser, IcelandLicenseVivid blue water rushing over Bruarfoss waterfall, IcelandLicenseWooden Bruarfoss trail sign overlooking the blue waterfall, IcelandLicenseHistoric turf-roofed farmstead and church at Thingvellir, IcelandLicenseMan in gray jacket stands before the canyon at Gullfoss, IcelandEditorial use: askDramatic view down Gullfoss canyon with hikers on the trail, IcelandEditorial use: askStrokkur geyser erupting as crowds watch, IcelandEditorial use: askMan gives a thumbs up beside the blue Bruarfoss waterfall, IcelandEditorial use: ask
