Akureyri → Ásbyrgi
North to Ásbyrgi canyon in Vatnajökull National Park - the 'Footprint of Odin'. · approx. 136 km· Updated
- Clear surface, light wind, good weather
Our assessment based on current conditions. Always verify with road.is and vedur.is.
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Weather at Ásbyrgi
Forecast next 8h
Fuel stops on the way
- Baldursnes AkureyriAtlantsolía · 3 km off routeB95 198.3Diesel 223.5
- Glerártorg AkureyriAtlantsolía · on routeB95 198.3Diesel 223.5
- Akureyri HörgárbrautN1 · 1 km off routeB95 221.9Diesel 239.9
- Akureyri TryggvabrautN1 · on routeB95 199.9Diesel 225.9
- Akureyri HlíðarbrautÓB · 2 km off routeB95 198.3Diesel 223.5
- Akureyri BSOÓB · on routeB95 224.2Diesel 242.9
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Notable stops along the way
Skógarböðin
Geothermal spa in Akureyri overlooking Eyjafjörður. Modern infinity pool surrounded by birch forest. Opened in 2021.
Right on the route
Goðafoss
Spectacular horseshoe-shaped waterfall on the Skjálfandafljót river. Symbolic site where Iceland adopted Christianity in 1000 AD.
5 km off route
Húsavík
North Iceland town known as the whale watching capital of Europe. Also featured in the Eurovision film and has a distinctive wooden church.
Right on the route
GeoSea
Unique geothermal sea baths in Húsavík. Ocean-front infinity pools with views of Skjálfandi Bay and whales.
Right on the route
Road conditions along the route
About this route
North to Ásbyrgi canyon in Vatnajökull National Park - the 'Footprint of Odin'.Driving conditions on this route are updated every 10 minutes from the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration (Vegagerðin). Weather data comes from the Icelandic Met Office (Vedur.is) and Open-Meteo. In winter (roughly November–April), expect ice, snow, and far shorter daylight hours than shown here in summer - the live conditions above already reflect today's actual state, but budget extra time and check again close to departure.