Vaglaskogur is one of the largest forests in a country that has little woodland. It is a woodland in the Fnjoskadalur valley in North Iceland. It is popular for camping, walking, and picnics, especially in summer.
One of Iceland's largest forests
Vaglaskogur is a woodland in the Fnjoskadalur valley in North Iceland. It is one of the largest forests in a country that has little woodland. It lies a short drive from Godafoss and Akureyri. The wooded valley is unusual in the largely treeless Icelandic landscape.
Birch woods and the river
It is mainly a native birch forest, with some of the tallest birch trees in Iceland. Planted areas add other tree species. The river Fnjoska runs through the valley beside the woods. There are walking paths and a campsite among the trees.
Visiting Vaglaskogur and North Iceland tours
It is a popular spot for camping, walking, and picnics, especially in summer. You can compare North Iceland tours to see the current options.
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