Not far from Skogafoss you will find this smaller, but very pretty Kvernufoss. From the nearby parking lot a trail will lead you to the waterfall in about 15 minutes. A flat and very easy little walk. But with wonderful views of the fall and the hills. Around sunset the colours were magical. A very very pretty spot and with few visitors only. At least at the time we've visited. Kvernufoss falls around 30 meters. Not the biggest drop and not carrying that much water. But it's a pretty sight and you can go close and if you want even around the fall. The gorge and Kvernufoss are just a very pretty sights. And if you want peace and quiet, then this is for you. We enjoyed it very much. If you visit Skogafoss, make sure to also make a stop here. It's really just around the corner.

One of my favourite waterfalls in Iceland (that we visited in the golden circe and south coast). Oh the geology, just wow, the oranges, blacks, tinkled with snow. Made me tingle inside, I simply was in geological heaven! And being able to go behind the waterfall in march was awesome, such power, such fun!

Everyone goes to Skogafoss, had I not read a fellow traveler’s digest, I wouldn’t know about it. There were no signs anywhere on the road either, only at the trail head. I guess that’s why this falls is so quiet, hence much more enjoyable. The trail head is located in the parking lot of the Skoga Museum. The trail head is only about ten minutes and easy to walk.

Behind the Skogar museum, there is an entrance to a pathway that leads to this waterfall. It's a little bit of a hike, but pleasant as you stroll through fields and a gorge, with sheep patrolling the hills on either side. Most people go to the other, more popular waterfalls nearby that are close to the road. But this is a nice easy walk, and the falls are very scenic. We're glad that we made the time to explore this one.

"Hidden" waterfall behind the Skogar museum. Can park at the museum if you are going there, or you can pay for parking a few meters away from museum parking. The falls are not "hidden" as there are plenty of signs and the path is developed the entire way (except behind the falls). It is a short little walk, very little incline and easy for all ability levels. Would recommend - although not the biggest falls it is super easy to park, access and is a pretty walk behind the museum to the site.

This is a big beautiful waterfall that is not as crowded as some of the others we visited. It's a short walk from the parking lot and you get to get really up close and personal with it including seeing it from behind. I would consider this a must see. Rain gear is nice but not required.