When we drive from the bird museum we go through the biggest town of the area and then we drive over a little hill – this is actually the continental divide one more time and the area is super active in a geological sense. You can just see the area steaming from the ground and when we cross the hill we can smell the activity as well. It smells like farts.

We drive into a small area which is the most active part. Here is a lot of smelling bubbling mud pits which we can go around and have a look at.
Steaming water at Hverir Hverir area Bubbling mud The geothermal area of Hverir
There isn’t much when it comes to fences in the area so you just have to use your judgement when you walk around the area. I kind of like this you are left to use you own common sense and not getting the hot coffee warning you might get on McDonalds these days to avoid a lawsuit.
Mud pit at Hverir Smelling area of Hverir Mud bubble
We go around and see the different small mud holes with the mud coming up with a small bubble which burst with frequent intervals around here. It is fun to watch for a while but after having walked around the area and seen all the small mud pits it is time to leave the smell behind and see what else is around in this fascinating area.
Steam coming from the water at Hverir Bubbling mud at the geothermal area of Hverir Don’t swim here Steaming water Steaming went at Hverir
Your favorite smelly place hey?
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Not sure ☺I have been to a few smelly places in Iceland yellowstone and New Zealand.
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