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Haifoss is one of the tallest waterfalls in Iceland, plunging into a dramatic gorge surrounded by rugged cliffs and vivid moss-covered landscapes from a height of 400 feet.
The waterfall’s name translates to "high waterfall," reflecting its impressive vertical drop, which makes it a standout among Iceland’s many scenic falls. Adjacent to Haifoss is another beautiful waterfall called Granni, meaning "neighbor," adding to the breathtaking spectacle of the area.
Take in panoramic views from a viewing point at the top of the gorge, where both waterfalls can be seen cascading side by side. The surrounding area offers several hiking paths for those looking to explore further, with routes leading along the canyon for more dramatic viewpoints.
While the location is more remote and less visited than other famous waterfalls, it rewards adventurers with its stunning scenery and tranquil atmosphere, making it a favorite among those seeking Iceland's raw, untouched beauty.