Immerse yourself in the raw beauty of Gullfoss with this stunning aerial footage. Watch as the roaring waters of Iceland's most iconic waterfall cascade into a deep canyon, surrounded by rugged ...

Photo courtesy Haukur Herbertsson Bring up waterfalls in Iceland and Gullfoss will be the name on the tip of everyone’s tongue—and for good reason.

If you're traveling through South Iceland, you won't want to miss the other beautiful waterfalls along the Þjórsá river, Iceland's longest and second-most powerful river at 143 miles in length.

Gullfoss Gullfoss, which is Icelandic for "golden falls," lies along the similarly named Golden Circle, a tourist route that loops out of Reykjavík into central Iceland and back south.

Filmed at Gullfoss in the canyon of Hvita river in southwest Iceland, the footage shows people, including an adult carrying a child, climbing over barriers warning that area is out of bounds.

Visitors approaching Gullfoss, whose name translates as "Golden Falls" in English, might think it empties into an abyss given its unusual drop.

Fed up locals are blaming holidaymakers who are camping or sleeping in their cars while taking a road trip across Iceland’s rugged landscape and visiting the Gullfoss waterfall.

Iceland has an impressive number of waterfalls — an estimated 10,000 throughout the country. These falls, known as foss in Icelandic, range in volume from the most powerful waterfall in Europe… ...