At this time of year reindeer who live in the mountains and central highlands of East Iceland will start to make their way closer to the coast, visiting towns and farms. This also means drivers need to be extra vigilant!
Read more: The story of the wild reindeer herds in the Eastfjords
The Icelandic Road and Coastal Authority and the East Iceland Nature Research Center, which monitors the reindeer flocks in East Iceland, have issued a warning to drivers to be on the lookout for reindeer in the Eastfjords and South East Iceland, east of Öræfajökull glacier. Drivers in the area area are also asked to show caution due to icy conditions on the Ring Road.
At this time of year reindeer who live in the mountains and central highlands of East Iceland will start to make their way closer to the coast, visiting towns and farms. This also means drivers need to be extra vigilant!
Read more: The story of the wild reindeer herds in the Eastfjords
The Icelandic Road and Coastal Authority and the East Iceland Nature Research Center, which monitors the reindeer flocks in East Iceland, have issued a warning to drivers to be on the lookout for reindeer in the Eastfjords and South East Iceland, east of Öræfajökull glacier. Drivers in the area area are also asked to show caution due to icy conditions on the Ring Road.
