Well, you
don’t think that you’re in dream? These’re splendid beauty of a mountain which
is called Kirkjufell, is a 463m high mountain on the north coast of Iceland's
Snæfellsnes peninsula and near the town of Grundarfjoraur. The summit of dazzling
Kirkjufell is over 1,500 feet above sea level, actually a biggest landmark in
the village of nearly 1000 residents. Kirkjufell stands on a little
peninsula of its own, a spectacular backdrop for the multicolored Icelandic
sky. If you want to visit Mount Kirkjufell, then you'll have to take a day trip
by bus from a bigger city in Iceland, like Reykjavic. Once you get there, you’ll
be repaying by an otherworldly journey to grasp the Northern Lights, starry
nights, and some exquisite waterfalls. The best time to catch the Northern
Lights in Iceland is between September and January.
Iceland is the most exotic place
in the world, with its wonderful lava fields, stunning coastlines, magical
glaciers and fantastic waterfalls. Therefore it is possible to climb Kirkjufell
Mountain normally takes about one hour and 30 minutes or so to reach the top. And
you’ll be amazed by view from the top, which is quite remarkable. The hike
towards the peak is not for those who suffer from vertigo because it is quite perfidious.
But it is very rewarding once you get to the top.Source: Charismatic Planet
Northern Lights at Mt. Kirkjufell - Iceland from Travis Blake on Vimeo.
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