Kerlingarfjoll
Southern Region, Iceland — 49 km
Langihryggur - Vue en direct de
🇮🇸 Northwest Iceland · Iceland — Altitude 879 m
This live camera looks out over Langihryggur, a highland spot in northwest Iceland at about 879 metres above sea level. It is a useful window for anyone wondering what the interior of the island looks like right now. The page also shows local time and the weather outlook.
Langihryggur lies in the Northwest region of Iceland, away from the coastal towns and inside the wide interior of the country. The landscape here is shaped by volcanic activity, glaciers to the south, and open moorland with sparse vegetation. Highland weather can change quickly, and the interior often feels much colder and windier than the fjords. Visitors come for the sense of empty, dramatic space rather than for settlements or facilities.
The camera is positioned in the highlands, so the view will mostly be determined by the terrain, cloud cover and visibility. Depending on the conditions, you may see low cloud rolling over the ridges, snow patches even in summer, or clear views across the surrounding plateau. The most interesting moments tend to be early morning and evening, when light changes the colour of the hills. Check the live player and the weather block before assuming clear skies.
Highland roads in this part of Iceland are mostly gravel tracks and are usually open only in summer, typically from around June to September. Conditions can change suddenly, so anyone planning a trip should check road status before setting out. The nearby cameras at Kerlingarfjoll, Akureyri and Saudarkrokur offer a broader picture of the region's weather and terrain.
Source: livefromiceland.is
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. Highland weather can change quickly, so check it together with the live view before planning anything.
The local time is shown on this page and follows Iceland's time zone, which is the same as UTC all year round. The clock updates with the page.
The camera is in the Northwest region of Iceland at roughly 879 metres altitude, in the highlands away from the main towns. The map on this page shows its precise location.
Early morning and evening light often gives the best contrast on the hills, and summer is the period when the highland roads are usually open. Visibility depends on cloud cover, so watch at different times of day.
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