Dyngjufell hut is located in Dyngjufjalladalur valley, NW of the Dyngjufjöll massif.

The hut was built in 1993 and sleeps 16. The hut has a kerosene-operated stove for the heating of the hut and gas cooker for cooking.

Drinking water can often be obtained from a small stream which flows N through the valley. The hut remains open all year round.

There is a walking route from Dreki hut across the Askja caldera and Dyngjufjöll massif to Dyngjufell hut and from there N to the Botni hut by Suðurárbotnar wells.

GPS: N65°07, 48 W16°55, 28 Primitive facilities.

• Destination

  North Iceland

• Country

  Iceland

• Type of experience

  Nature

• Best time to visit

  • Spring
  • Winter
  • Autumn
  • Summer

• Nearby stations

  • Grímsey Airport
  • Siglufjörður Airport
  • Akureyri Airport