Hverfjall Crater
Age: 2,800 years
Height: 660 ft (200 m)
Width: 1 mile (1.6 km)
Description of Hverfjall Crater
Hverfjall Crater is a massive cone like geologic structure in Iceland. Hverfjall Crater was formed 2800 years ago after an eruption of a volcano. It measure about 1 mile (1.6 km) in diameter and its walls reach a height of 660 ft (200 m). Many tourists flock here to make a beautiful picture of the Hverfjall Crater that stands out barren, but picturesque and highly unusual landscape. It has two paths that lead to the rim of the Hverfjall Crater. Local regulations are pretty strict about about staying on the trail given the soil highly unstable. Venturing off beaten path might be risky and fairly dangerous.