Bjarnarflag near Reykjahlíð, north east Iceland

Located 3 miles east of Reykjahlíð, Bjarnarflag is an active geothermal area on the lower slopes of Dalfjall, a long, faulted ridge that runs north east to Krafla volcano.
Bjarnarflag has a small geothermal power station which was Iceland’s first built in 1969. The outflow has been harnessed to create the Jarðböðin Nature Baths, the local version of Reykjavík’s “Blue Lagoon”.
Date: 3rd June 2015
Location: view from road 1 looking towards Bjarnarflag and Lake Mývatn
Bjarnarflag has a small geothermal power station which was Iceland’s first built in 1969. The outflow has been harnessed to create the Jarðböðin Nature Baths, the local version of Reykjavík’s “Blue Lagoon”.
Date: 3rd June 2015
Location: view from road 1 looking towards Bjarnarflag and Lake Mývatn
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