Klifbrekku kaskade Waterfalls — Attraction in undefined

This is a very pretty waterfall with good scenic views of the valley below, and the falls above. A couple of important notes:

A full view of the waterfall is best accomplished in the parking lot as you approach the falls. Once you follow the marked path all the way, it leaves a little something to want since you cannot really see the upper falls. There is a clear make-shift path next to the falls for those brave enough to climb up, which I cannot recommend since I chickened out in climbing it (actual climbing required). The actual road to get to the falls is a little treacherous in itself. Off the main road it is ~13km on a single-way dirt path without marked signage on speed. People FLEW down this path, we opted not to given we had a rental. The road climbs most of the way and goes down a series of switchbacks that are beautiful to view the valley as you descend. There are also some extra waterfalls you will see along the way, which made the whole trek worth it.

If you’re taking a long tour of waterfalls, I’d say this one is skippable if it’s at the end of a long day. Good views of the main waterfall are probably best accomplished...

I visited Klifbrekkufossar in mid-August, and it’s a moment I will never forget. As I arrived, the skies began to clear and the sun broke through, while in the distance over the fjord a soft rain was falling. Then, as if nature wanted to show its full magic, a rainbow appeared – framing the scene like a gateway to another world. For a moment, I truly felt as though I had stepped into Narnia.

The descent towards the waterfall is nothing short of enchanting. Each step reveals more of its cascading beauty, surrounded by lush green slopes and the timeless stillness of the Eastfjords. The air was fresh, the silence profound, broken only by the gentle rush of water.

Standing there, I felt both peace and awe – a deep respect for the raw power and delicate grace of Icelandic nature. Klifbrekkufossar is not just a place to see; it is a place to feel, to breathe in, and to carry with you long...

Recently visited in September.

The view not just the waterfall itself, but the surrounding environment, how the scenery changes dynamically throughout the road was awesome. I visited the famous spots like the golden circle, glaciers, hot springs, and waterfalls but this place might be where it was most amazed.

(I might have been lucky as the weather was great all day, which seemed to be not so common in Iceland)

you need to drive about 30min on a narrow unpaved road with tight curves and slopes in some areas. If the weather is bad the road might get muddy and be a tough trip. I think a 2wd car would be ok but recommend 4wd. It does feel kind of adventurous, as you see no artifacts and you feel like you are diving into the depths...