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	Terrain - X : adventure jeep tours in Iceland - Landmannalaugar region
		A tour to the highly colourful volcanic area of Landmannalaugar one of the most treasured reserves in the southern highlands of Iceland.
		Landmannalaugar • valley of Dómadalur • Bláhnúkur mountain • Brennisteinsalda volcanoe • geothermal pools •·lake Frostastaðavatn
		The fabulous volcanic area of Landmannalaugar is part of a large volcanic system and is renowned for a great variety of colorful and oddly shaped mountains.
	www.terrain-x.com /tour_12.php (167 words)

	Brennisteinsalda -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Brennisteinsalda is a (A mountain formed by volcanic material) volcano in the south of (An island republic on the island of Iceland; became independent of Denmark in 1944) Iceland.
		It is situated near (additional info and facts about Landmannalaugar) Landmannalaugar and not very far from (additional info and facts about Hekla) Hekla.
		In front of it there is an (Acid or granitic glass; usually dark, but transparent in thin pieces) obsidian lava field.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/br/brennisteinsalda.htm (160 words)

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		The Torfajokull central volcano is an active volcanic system, but is now in a declining fumarolic stage as exemplified by numerous fumaroles and hot springs.
		The hot pools at Landmannalaugar are but one of many manifestations of geothermal activity in the area, which also tends to alter the minerals in the rocks, causing the beautiful colour variations from red and yellow to blue and green, a good example being Brennisteinsalda.
		To the north of the Torfajokull region sub-glacial volcanic activity produced the hyaloclastites (moberg) mountains, such as Lodmundur and Mogilshofdar.
	www.roadiceland.com /Fjallabak.htm (759 words)

	Landmannalaugar -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Grey and blue ashes as well as fl (Rock that in its molten form (as magma) issues from volcanos; lava is what magma is called when it reaches the surface) lava is found at the (A mountain formed by volcanic material) volcano (additional info and facts about Bláhnjúkur) Bláhnjúkur.
		Red, brown and yellow are seen for example at the sides of another volcano next to it, the (additional info and facts about Brennisteinsalda) Brennisteinsalda.
		An (Acid or granitic glass; usually dark, but transparent in thin pieces) obsidian lava field reaches from the sulfur hot springs near this mountain down to the river and the hut of the Icelandic Hiking Club.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/L/La/Landmannalaugar.htm (267 words)

	Landmannalaugar BOOK online, Iceland pension, hotels, guesthouse and apartments.
		This area is really so special that you could literally spend days there constantly discovering something new and amazing.
		Ideal day trip destinations: Laugahraun and Brennisteinsalda ('Burning stones crest'), Frostastaðavatn which is immediately north of Landmannalaugar itself.
		Bláhnjúkur (Blue Peak) which is 943 meter high and located south of the main camp site.
	www.icelandcomplete.is /default2.asp?active_page_id=87 (287 words)

	Workshop Thumbnail View \| TrekEarth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This is normal on cloudy days on Iceland and give great photo opportunities.
		The highlighted mountain is Brennisteinsalda in Landmannalaugar, central Iceland.
		I thought that it would be interesting to compare B&W and colour versions.
	www.trekearth.com /workshops/27053 (77 words)

	Brennisteinsalda -- Brennisteinsalda ist der Name eines Vulkans im Süden Isl... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Brennisteinsalda -- Brennisteinsalda ist der Name eines Vulkans im Süden Isl...
		Brennisteinsalda ist der Name eines Vulkans im Süden Islands.
		Der "Schwefelberg" (Übersetzung von Brennisteinsalda) trägt seinen Namen zu Recht.
	brennisteinsalda.exsudo.de (158 words)

	Landmannalaugar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The region lies in the Highlands of Iceland and is saidto be one of the most beautiful of Iceland because of its various volcanoes and the ensuing special colouring of the landscape.Grey and blue ashes as well as fl lava is found at the volcano Bláhnjúkur.
		Red, brown and yellow are seen forexample at the sides of another volcano next to it, the Brennisteinsalda.
		An obsidian lava field reaches from thesulfur hot springs near this mountain down to the river and the hut of the Icelandic Hiking Club.
	www.therfcc.org /landmannalaugar-271724.html (190 words)

	ARaSCa: Landmannalaugar
		Red, orange and yellow are mixed with the grey and fl lava stone so the Icelanders call these the colored mountains.
		High over the campsite is the Brennisteinsalda, a mountain from which a huge stream of lava came down into the valley.
		It is worth the work to follow the marked bath up to the mountain.
	www.arasca.com /places/europe/iceland/landmannalaugar (494 words)

	Sierra Club Outings \| Icelandic Adventure: Fire, Ice, and Water \| 05625A (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		We'll go hiking among the colorful mountains -- of blue, red, green, or yellow, along with fl lava.
		Hot springs bubble out at the Mt. Brennisteinsalda (Sulphur Wave).
		We may take a bath in the naturally heated brook after hiking, before making our return to Leirubakki.
	www.sierraclub.org /outings/national/brochure/05625a.asp (2708 words)

	Hálendismiðstöðin Hrauneyjum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Torfajökul central volcano is an active volcanic system, but is now in a declining fumarolic stage as exemplified by numerous fumaroles and hot springs.
		At that time the area was on the Reykjanes — Langjökull ridge rift zone.
		The volcano has been most productive during the last 2 million years, that is during the last Ice Age Interglacial rhyolite lava (in Brandsgil) and sub-glacial rhyolites (erupted under ice/water, examples being Bláhnúkur and Brennisteinsalda are characteristic formations in the area.
	www.hrauneyjar.is /press?strAction=getPublication&intPublId=389 (1766 words)

	From Reykjavik into the highlands of Iceland: A gay bike trip.
		Much of the terrain is made up of rhyolite, a colorful igneous rock produced by the volcano.
		This one walked too slowly, and when the morning rays touched him, he turned to stone -- or so say the sagas.
		The Brennisteinsalda hiking trail passes the tall spire of basalt which, according to this saga, was once our lover-boy.
	www.alysonadventures.com /bike/gay/vacation.htm (2309 words)

	reisverslag van onze vakantie in IJsland van 2001
		After 45 minutes we are at the foot of the Brennisteinsalda (The fire mountain).
		We follow the path to the left to reach the foot of the Bláhnúkur.
		The weather is looking great today, which makes the Brennisteinsalda even more red.
	home.concepts-ict.nl /~groosmal/ijsland2001/reisverslag/traveljournal2001.htm (7755 words)

	Landmannalaugur til Thorsmork Slide Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The language is descriptive; you can usually figure out from the name what it ought to be -- Brennistein "brown stone" or sulfur-tinted stone (sulfur has its own name, I think).
		Hot steam came out of the ground in many places as we are close to the Mid-Atlantic Rift zone with intense volcanism.
		From Brennisteinsalda we traveled southward across relatively flat ground, cut by little rivers, some of which had snowpacks, others steaming hot water, some had it all.
	www.orneveien.org /adventure/iceland-hike/index.htm (1430 words)

	ePier - BRENNISTEINSALDA LAVA AN SULPHUR POSTCARD ICELAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Here is a beautiful glossy postcard of Brennisteinsalda, Iceland.
		Black lava & yellow sulphur contribute to the unique beauty of Landmannalaugar, Southern Iceland.
		We gladly accept credit cards with PayPal and payment with Bidpay from anywhere.
	www.epier.com /BiddingForm.asp?899458 (112 words)

	Iceland
		Our trek took us past steam vents, sulfur deposits, and ancient lava flows.
		Most of the group elected to climb to the windy summit of Brennisteinsalda for views over the whole area.
		Our route out of Landmannalaugar took us around the volcanic cone of Hekla.
	www.k2group.freeserve.co.uk /europe/iceland/iceland6.html (658 words)

	thedude.ca
		Just a short break of 20 minutes before we start our hike, however, and we bypass the natural hot springs at the foot of the trail (something we probably regret later).
		On route to the Söðull hut, crossing the Laugahraun lava flow towards the first of the steam vents (Brennisteinsalda) and boiling mud pits (Storihver) that we would encounter on the trip.
		More broken, tortured ground, full of boulders, heaves, crevasses, fissures, ruptures and generally bad terrain, available in any colour you want… as long as it's fl.
	www.thedude.ca /voyages/iceland.htm (3511 words)

	TORFAJOKULL
		In the proximity of Landmannalaugar rhyolitic rock is dominant and the colours of the landscape are simply unbelievable.
		Mt Brennisteinsalda as well, but also during the latest warm epoch and the rhyolitic crater in its slopes around the year 1480 as well as the lava field to the south of Lake Frostastadavatn.
		The volcanic activity during Holocene was mainly concentrated in the western part of the Torfajokull Area between Mt Laufafell in the south and the craters Stutur and Ljotipollur in the north.
	www.nat.is /travelguideeng/volc_torfajokull.htm (376 words)

	Trek Iceland 2006
		From Landmannalaugar we move on over the Hrafntinnusker plateau at 800m.
		Walking up between the bizarre, seemingly unnatural rock structures of the Brennisteinsalda lava flow, we come across areas of geothermal activity in the form of steaming vents and hot springs.
		The smell of sulphur is strong in the air, and the rock is richly coloured with mineral deposits brought up from the depths of the earth.
	www.trekiceland.net /trek/thetrek.shtml (773 words)

	Iceland - Next Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Next time I will again go to Landmannalaugar but would wait there for nice weather and not start walking immediately.
		There are enough small trips in the area and with sunshine the Brennisteinsalda and other colorful mountains should be a dream.
		With nice weather I would also like to make the trip to Hrafntinnusker again and see the Obsidian field again.
	www.pellizzari.org /island/next_en.html (327 words)

	Iceland - Trekking
		On the first day we arrived at lunchtime in Landmannalaugar and started walking despite a light drizzle.
		The way goes along the Brennisteinsalda, a colorful mountain with hot springs and steaming holes.
		Unfortunately the view was a bit compromised by the weather.
	www.pellizzari.org /island/trek_en.html (864 words)

	Keilir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Public hot spring pools are located just to the right of the lava flow.
		View looking west from near the top of Blahnukur at yellow, older, subglacially erupted rhyolite of Brennisteinsalda mountain overlain by the 1477 AD Laugahraun lava (Gudmundsson 1996; darker rhyolite stripe cutting across the yellow rocks in the center of the photograph).
		For more information about Blahnukur subglacial volcano, see the web site maintained by Hugh Tuffen.
	volcano.und.nodak.edu /vwdocs/volc_images/Iceland/Tjorvafell.html (188 words)

	Dorian Thomas on the web - Iceland
		The return journey back to the campsite took us through Laugahraun a lava field.
		We also passed by Brennisteinsalda, a rainbow streaked mountain with geothermal activity of steaming vents.
		The afternoon walk took us again into the lava fields but in the opposite direction.
	www.thomasmoore.plus.com /iceland.html (3983 words)

	SummitPost - brennisteinsalda -- Photos, Diagrams & Topos
		SummitPost - brennisteinsalda -- Photos, Diagrams & Topos
		Brennisteinsalda - within the Landmanlauger area of Iceland.
		Love the color...I wonder if the picture would be as striking with a bright blue background?
	www.summitpost.org /view_object.php?object_id=244749 (94 words)

	traveling in Iceland: Laugavegurinn
		Bus every day both form Reykjavik and Skaftafell.
		The usual path that goes trough Laugahraun, east of Brennisteinsalda to Stórihver and from Stórihver to Hrafntinnusker (hut 27 V 590135 UTM 7090762) Distance is about 10 km.
		The other path that goes over Reykjakollur and Skalli.
	www.eirasi.net /enska/mountains/laugavegur (716 words)

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