Námaskarð is a Hot Spring at Námaskarðsvegur, Reykjahlíð, Iceland
Námaskarð is the mountain pass beside Námafjall near Lake Mývatn, giving its name to the geothermal area that spreads below. The ground here steams and bubbles with mud pots and fumaroles, the bare earth coloured by sulphur and minerals, and the pass offers wide views over the volcanic landscape. It sits on the road east from Mývatn, an easy and dramatic stop.




65°38'29"N, 16°48'27"W
The aurora season here runs from September to April, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in October, February and March.
Gas mask recommended - the smell is horrible! The views however are beautiful and otherworldly.
George M9 March 2016
It looks like Mars !
Emily R23 May 2015
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