Hverir

While exploring the Mývatn area of Iceland, we also visited Hverir. Hverir is a small area at the base of a mountain with steaming fumaroles and boiling mudpools and is totally cool. I am sure I have already described Iceland as cool, but this area is just so cool and fun to look at. Steam hisses out of fumaroles and mudpools just bubble up in front of you. In one of the mudpools, there was a less dense fluid on top of the bubbling mud, and it formed really interesting patterns as the liquid moved. There is caked mud and bubbling mud. There are sulfur and other mineral deposits on the ground. There is hissing steam. It is awesome.

Hverir landscape

Hverir landscape

Hverir landscape

Hverir landscape

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud deposits

Hverir mud deposits

Hverir cracked dried mud

Hverir cracked dried mud

Hverir mud

Hverir mud

Hverir mineral deposits

Hverir mineral deposits

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud pool

Hverir mud patterns

Hverir mud patterns

Hverir mud patterns

Hverir mud patterns

Hverir mud patterns

Hverir mud patterns

Hverir fumarole

Hverir fumarole

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