Day 4 of Iceland’s Ring Road involved a lot of driving. Sadly we didn’t get to do everything on the itinerary because we had to head to our hotel after we got to a canyon because of my mom.

Iceland's Ring Road is steeped in natural wonder and mythical lore. 10 min read. Iceland is one of the warmest cold countries you’ll find—especially so toward children.

We were planning to drive around Iceland, a nearly Kentucky-size country with a population of about 376,000, on the roughly 830-mile Ring Road, which circles the island.

If you visit in the winter, the long nights might even bring the northern lights down as you cruise Iceland’s famed Ring Road, also known as Route 1, the 1300-kilometer road that circles the ...

Iceland, with its dramatic landscapes and ever-changing natural beauty, is a country that yearns to be explored by road. The lure of cascading waterfalls, bubbling geysers, expansive glaciers, and ...

A glacial flood in southern Iceland inundated a ring road on Saturday, ... (43.5 miles) further east, was closed due to the flood, according to the Icelandic Road Administration's website. ...

Iceland’s Ring Road is the famous 820-mile loop that goes around Iceland’s most iconic sites connecting towns and villages. It takes at least 7 days to complete it. From Reykjavik, you can ...