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Hike up Hverfjall crater Iceland 2014 Itinerary Mývatn Nature Baths Dinner: Swiss mac ‘n cheese th Sunday August 17 Lodging: University of Iceland house Þingvellir Geysir Saturday August 23rd Gulfoss Þeistarykjarbunga shield volcano Food shopping Þeistarykjarbunga lava tunnels Dinner: grilled trout and potatoes Tjörnes and þeistareykir triple junction Lodging: Insurance company house Whaling museum at Húsavik Dipping toes in Arctic Ocean th Monday August 18 Dinner: lamb chops Landmannalaugar Lodging: University of Iceland house Hekla coffee stop Pumice quarry Sunday August 24th Dinner: battered cod, potatoes Sænautasel farm brunch and tour Lodging: Insurance company house Kárahnúkur dam Vatnajökull National Park visitor center th Tuesday August 19 Gunnar Gunnarsson visitor center Stöng Dinner: tofu stir fry Gjáin valley and waterfalls Lodging: dorm near Egilstadðir First half of F26 across the highlands Lunch overlooking Hofsjökull Monday August 25th Afternoon hike among braided streams at Kárahnúkur power plant tour Nyidalur Breiðdalsvik geology museum Dinner: veggie chili Berufjörður dike swarms Lodging: Nyidalur hut Ignimbrite Teigarhorn zeolites th Wednesday August 20 Dinner: eggs, French toast, potatoes Second half of F26 to Mývatn Lodging: Höfn hiking cabins Aldeyjarfoss Goðafoss Tuesday August 26th Pseudocrater hike at Mývatn Jökulsárlón lake and icebergs Blueberry picking Skatajökull glacier hike Hot dogs Dinner: lamb stew, garlic bread Dinner: tofu chili Lodging: Hörgsland hotel Lodging: University of Iceland house Wednesday August 27th st Thursday August 21 Laki (rift hike, peak hike, lava tube hike) Hljóðaklettar National Park Dinner: hot dogs Rifts along the mid-Atlantic ridge Lodging: Þykkvabæjarklaustur farm Ásbyrgi Dettifoss Thursday August 28th Selfoss Skógafoss Námafjall geothermal field Seljalandsfoss Aurora borealis Eyafjallajökull visitor center Dinner: pasta Hallgrímskirkja church in Reykjavik Lodging: University of Iceland house Free evening for exporing Reykjavik Dinner: individual in Reykjavik nd Friday August 22 Lodging: Loft hostel Krafla rifts hike Krafla power plant visit Friday August 29th Lunch at Mývatn house Half day individual activities in Reykjavik Hike to Hverfjall via Grjótagjá grotto Return to Los Angeles .

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