Gýgjarfoss is a waterfall in the Jökulfall glacier river, which originates at the glacier Hofsjökull. The waterfall is about 5 meters high and 20 meters wide. In summertime the flood can be enormous.
When driving from Blonduos to Reykholt, over toad 35 (Kjalvegur) somewhere in the middle there is a sideway (F347) that runs past the Gýgjarfoss.
| Country | Iceland |
| Region | Suðurland |
| Location | Suðurhraun (Central Iceland) |
| River | Jökulfall |
| Height | 5m |
| Latitude | 64.702333 |
| Longitude | -19.396022 |
| Best visit | Summer |
| Rating |
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| Waterfall | Distance (linear) | Rating |
| Kerlingarfoss (Suðurhraun) | 17 km |
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| Gljufurleitarfoss | 43 km |
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| Dynkur | 44 km |
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| Hvanngiljafoss | 45 km |
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| Hrauneyjafoss | 56 km |
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| Waterfall | Distance (linear) | Rating |
| Kerlingarfoss (Suðurhraun) | 17 km |
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| Haifoss | 60 km |
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| Granni | 61 km |
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| Gullfoss | 90 km |
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| Hjalparfoss | 79 km |
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