Námafjall
🇮🇸Iceland
Námafjall is a geothermal area located in Northeast Iceland, near Lake Mývatn. Known for its active geothermal features, the area includes fumaroles, hot springs, and mud pots, emitting steam and gases. The site is situated on the Krafla volcanic system, characterized by sulfur deposits and geothermal activity.
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Námafjall's geothermal fields are part of the larger Hverir area, accessible via Route 1, Iceland's Ring Road. The site features fumaroles reaching temperatures around 100°C, highlighting the region's volcanic activity. The sulfur-rich terrain gives the landscape its distinct yellow and orange hues. Visitors should stay on marked paths to avoid the boiling mud and steam vents, and to preserve the sensitive geothermal environment.