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I came to the glacier at 5 am when and found no traces of life except for an old yellow school bus used as an office for a local tour company. Signs “Do not go without a helmet and ice cleats” couldn’t stop my inner adventurer. So I went alone. I went pretty far and the terrain started looking more and more intimidating. If you fell in a crack, you’re done. After getting a good number of pictures, I turned back and successfully got out of there carrying a good amount of pics and memories.
We went to Iceland in February to visit the land of ice and fire in the winter - ice caves, glacier walks, northern lights and hot pots under snow. Unfortunately 2017 has been so much warmer than normal - as warm as April or May usually are - that glaciers are melting away at unprecedented rates. The distance between where the photo was taken and the glacier has doubled in less than 12 months.
Glacier Lake
sólheimajökull glacier, Iceland
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Double Rainbow in Iceland
This photo was taken at the base of the incredibly beautiful Sólheimajökull glacier. To get here, follow the path from the parking lot - it’s an easy, scenic walk that offers the amazing opportunity to walk directly up to the glacier. While it is recommended that you have the proper equipment and a guide to hike Sólheimajökull, there is an area at the very beginning where anyone can stand on the glacier and experience it up close to get this shot.⛰Read more details from our team on our website - https://globecityguide.com/destinations/europe/iceland/attractions/solheimajokull
