F959 is very scarcely driven, we drove it in a high season at the end of July and we were the only foreign car on the road.

You can find info about most of the river crossings in our list of F-roads and really specific details about each river crossing we’ve done in our journey diary. There are, however, river crossings on the only connecting road F208 and in both directions – to the south (one) and to the north (several). Hi, some of the F-roads, especially in the central Iceland and northeast are already closed as can be observed on http://www.The biggest threats are the rivers Kaldaklofskvísl in the western part of F210 and the river Holmsá in the eastern part of F210. Have you ever driven Route 54 from just below Stykkisholmum going east along the Hvammsfjorour to join route 60?

Central F910 is a long and deserted drive, so be sure to be equipped with enough water/food in case something goes wrong, possibly also an emergency phone or anything similar. We went through the highlands, had great lunches in the westfjords, packed exactly what we needed to pack, and overall had a great time with little stress and tons of energy and fun. Möðrudalsleið is a quite good gravel road (compared to many other F-roads) so it’s possible to drive really fast. F210 is subject to Icelandic crazy highlands weather (like a total fog or heavy rain out of the blue).It’s scenic of course because you’re near Landmannalaugar, which is one of the most picturesque Icelandic places. The data we hold is extremely secure and we are regularly audited by the banks and banking authorities to ensure it remains so. On the other hand, there were years when the first snow came in the first half of September and F-roads closed at that time. Information on road conditions is entered on the map from 7:00 - 22:00 and are displayed there almost immediately. There are at least 2 serious river crossings, I remember the one near Nyidalur on F910 to be a bit scary – so I also recommend firstly walking the river by feet to find out what is the best spot to cross.