Gullfoss Waterfall
🇮🇸Iceland
Gullfoss Waterfall is located in the southwest of Iceland on the Hvítá River. It is a tiered waterfall, comprising two cascades of 11 meters and 21 meters, totaling 32 meters in height. The waterfall's average flow rate is about 140 cubic meters per second.
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Gullfoss is part of the Golden Circle, a popular tourist route in Iceland. The waterfall's distinctive feature is its two-tiered plunge into a canyon, which is 20 meters wide and 2.5 kilometers long. It became a protected site in 1975. Visitors can access the site year-round, although pathways may be icy in winter.