Húsafell

Húsafell is a broad, inland farm and a surrounding area in Borgarfjörður, west Iceland, situated between lava fields and mountains. It is known for its pleasant weather, birch forest, and its historical significance as a church farm.

Húsafell serves as a popular recreation area, offering camping facilities, hiking trails, and a swimming pool powered by geothermal water. The area is a gateway to the highlands, providing access to glaciers like Eiríksjökull and Langjökull.

A famous landmark in Húsafell is the Húsafells Stone, a lifting stone that weighs approximately 186 kg (409 lbs). Lifting the stone is a traditional test of strength.

The area is also associated with various legends and folklore, contributing to its cultural importance.