Seal Falls Traditional Cache

A cache close to the main road and very near a place to park your car if you're driving by

The town of Selfoss has a dramatic bridge that crosses Iceland’s most voluminous river. Today, the town is important for its creamery and is where a lot of Skyr (delicious Icelandic-style yoghurt) is made. The word Selfoss means 'seal falls' and from the location of this cache you get a great view of the river, although there are no major waterfalls in Selfoss. Selfoss is a small town, having grown from only 40 inhabitants in 1900, to approximately 6000 people by 2006.