Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei Photos by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei
Iceland’s location at a tectonic plate boundary, frequent volcanic activity, and extreme high-latitude climate have created many breathtaking natural wonders.
This hidden waterfall is also known as the Tiffany Blue Waterfall because of the river's striking turquoise hue. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei)
Located within Iceland’s Golden Circle, this hidden waterfall is a dream destination that many travelers go out of their way to see.
To see this stunning hidden waterfall, you’ll need to trek through some challenging terrain. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei)
The official name of this hidden waterfall is Bruarfoss Waterfall. It earned the nickname “hidden waterfall” due to its secluded location.
The beauty of the hidden waterfall makes you want to take a selfie with your national flag in front of it. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei)
The hidden waterfall is located in southwestern Iceland, on Route 37, about 3.5 kilometers from the road. Driving a bit further will take you to the Strokkur Geyser.
Visiting in spring lets you see beautiful scenes of snow still clinging to tree branches. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei)
As it’s not an official natural attraction, if the weather is poor, the muddy and melting snow along the path can be extremely slippery. Wear non-slip boots or even crampons, and always pay close attention to safety.
The scenery in the photo on the way to the hidden waterfall. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Mo Fei)
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