Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
Since it’s partly buried in the canyon, Dettifoss is overlooked by
cliffs on both sides. From the west, the full face of the waterfall can
be seen, and a short walk places you on top of the lava dam and fault
line, that are responsible for the waterfall’s location. The river water
is almost always dark with sediment, in contrast with the white rapids
and spray. During floods the river and the falls are often virtually
black with sediment and debris.Above Photo — Link
The mighty Dettifoss is accompanied by two other substantial waterfalls.
Selfoss is a few kilometers south and Hafragilsfoss is a few kilometers
north. It is possible to reach the waterfalls from both sides of the
glacial river Jokulsa, but one has to be careful when traversing the
rugged terrain on foot. On the west bank there are no facilities and the
view on the waterfall is somewhat hindered by the waterfall's spray. On
the east bank there is an information panel maintained by the staff of
Vatnajökull National Park (Vatnajökulsþjóðgarður) and a maintained track
to the best viewpoints.
Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe Dettifoss
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