Hengifoss falling from a layered basalt cliff with red bands, at the head of a rocky valley under a blue sky.

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Hengifoss

Hengifoss is a 128 m waterfall on the Hengifossá river in Fljótsdalur, East Iceland. It drops from a basalt cliff striped with thin red layers of clay, which also hold fossilised tree trunks and lignite from a warmer period. A path climbs from the car park to the falls in 40 to 60 minutes, passing Litlanesfoss and its basalt columns.

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