Kerið crater

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Kerið crater is a striking volcanic caldera lake in southwest Iceland, known for its vivid red slopes and turquoise water, and is a popular stop on the Golden Circle route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
volcanic crater lake
alsoSpelled Kerid crater NERFINISHED
belongsToVolcanicSystem Grímsnes volcanic area NERFINISHED
country Iceland
distanceFrom about 15 km north of Selfoss
about 70 km east of Reykjavík
elevationRelativeToGround crater bottom below surrounding terrain
formedBy volcanic activity
geologicalAge approximately 3,000 years
hasAccess marked walking paths
parking area nearby
hasApproximateDepth 55 meters
hasApproximateDiameter 270 meters
hasApproximateLakeDepth 7–14 meters
hasColor red slopes
turquoise lake water
hasFeature caldera lake
steep crater walls
turquoise water
vivid red volcanic slopes
hasFee entrance fee charged to visitors
hasManagement local landowners
hasNearbyAttraction Geysir geothermal area NERFINISHED
Gullfoss waterfall NERFINISHED
Þingvellir National Park NERFINISHED
hasShape oval crater
hasSurroundings lava fields
sparse vegetation
hasTrail path around crater rim
path down to lake shore
isNotedFor contrasting colors of rock, water, and vegetation
isPopularFor photography
short hikes
sightseeing
languageOfName Icelandic
locatedIn Southwest Iceland NERFINISHED
locatedOn Reykjanes Peninsula NERFINISHED
near Selfoss NERFINISHED
onRoute Golden Circle NERFINISHED
partOf Western Volcanic Zone of Iceland NERFINISHED
rockType red volcanic rock
safetyNote steep and loose slopes
visitors advised to stay on paths
summerFeature accessible lake shore
tourismRegion South Iceland NERFINISHED
touristSeason year-round
waterSource groundwater
winterFeature partially frozen lake surface

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