Interesting fact
Hveravellir is a geothermal area in the central highlands of Iceland, featuring a blue geothermal pool. Located between Langjökull and Hofsjökull glaciers, it is part of the Kjölur highland route. The natural pool maintains temperatures around 37-39°C, suitable for bathing.
More about Hveravellir blue geothermal pool
Hveravellir's geothermal field is characterized by fumaroles and hot springs. The area has historical significance, serving as an ancient travel route. Accessibility is via the Kjölur highland road, typically open from June to September. Facilities are limited, so visitors should prepare accordingly. Nearby huts provide basic accommodation. The site is part of a larger geothermal reserve with unique geologic formations.