Öræfi
Öræfi is a region in southeastern Iceland, located between the southeastern edge of the Vatnajökull ice cap and the coast. It is characterized by its dramatic and rugged landscape, shaped by glacial activity and volcanic forces. The area is known for its vast outwash plains, known as sandurs, which are formed by glacial meltwater carrying sediment. These plains are often braided with rivers originating from Vatnajökull.
The name "Öræfi" itself translates to "wasteland" or "desolation," reflecting the harsh and seemingly inhospitable nature
Öræfi is also notable for its remote and sparsely populated nature. Human settlement is minimal, with only
The region is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts who are drawn to its wild