Hidden deep in the Icelandic landscape, canyons carved by water and time reveal themselves only when you dare to wander further. Walls of green, shadows of stone, and rivers weaving paths you could never draw yourself. These are the places that remind you — the real magic is rarely found on the map. 📸 Follow @ronald_soethje for more hidden wonders. | soethje.com

Today we celebrate a centenary of Icelandic independence and sovereignty. Watch this video to learn about the 100 year history of Icelandic sovereignity and how Iceland became an independent nation. | Inspired by Iceland

The Icelandic horse is one of the most unique and beloved animals in Iceland. Known for their sturdy build, shaggy mane, and gentle disposition, Icelandic horses have captured the hearts of both locals and visitors alike. Despite their relatively small size, Icelandic horses are incredibly strong and have a unique gait called the “tölt,” which allows them to move at a steady and smooth pace, making them perfect for long rides through Iceland’s rugged terrain. But the Icelandic horse is more than