Álfnesheiði
Álfnesheiði is a region located in the eastern part of Iceland, north of the town of Seyðisfjörður. It is a highland plateau characterized by its rugged terrain and sparse vegetation. The area is largely uninhabited, with no permanent settlements within its boundaries. Its name, Álfnesheiði, translates to "Elf Peninsula Heath," suggesting a historical or folkloric connection to elves, a common theme in Icelandic sagas and folklore.
The landscape of Álfnesheiði is dominated by volcanic rock, glacial remnants, and moorland. Several small streams