德朗加约库尔——冰岛最北端的冰川

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Drangajökull is Iceland's northernmost glacier and the only glacier outside the main volcanic zone, sitting in the remote northeastern corner of the Westfjords. At 160 km², it's Iceland's fifth-largest glacier and is unique for being cold-based (frozen to the bedrock) rather than geothermal like other Icelandic glaciers. The glacier is accessible only on multi-day expeditions. Its remote setting means it sees very few visitors, making it a genuine wilderness destination for experienced mountaineers.