Nature

Aldamótaskógur at Tinna

East Iceland, Iceland
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About this experience

In the summer 2000, a project was started in Iceland to celebrate the turn of the century and the 70th anniversary of Iceland Forestry Society.

Five Millennium Forests (Aldamótaskógur) were planted in Iceland; one tree for each living Icelander.

The plants, representing the inhabitants of Austurland, where planted by Tinnudalsá river (Tinna), at Eydalir.

A few decades before, some trees had been planted in that same area turning it into a great outdoor recreational area.

A beautiful marked hiking trail runs through the forest, along Tinna.

Specifications
  • Destination

    East Iceland

  • Country

    Iceland

  • Type of experience

    Nature

  • Best time to visit

    • Spring
    • Autumn
    • Summer
  • Nearby stations

    • Hornafjörður Airport

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