The Domadalur Route is actually the westernmost part of the ancient Landmanna Route, more frequently called “Fjallabaksleid Nyrdri”.  The Domadalur Route starts east of River Thjorsa in the Solvahraun lava area and continues to Lake Frostastadavatn in the east.  In the west it passes between Mt Saudafell and Mt Valafell, through Klofningar (Hekla lava field from 1878).  From there, a sidetrack continues to the south to the Skjolkviahraun lava (1970) and the northeastern shoulder of the Hekla volcano.  After Klofningar an old track continues to the fissure craters of Valagja and across the area where River Helliskvisl disappears into the sand.  A short distance further east the Domadalur Route crosses the southernmost tongue of the Lambafitjahraun lava field (1913) and along the hills of Krokagiljabrunir and Mt Saudleysur.

Landmannahellir offers Sleeping bag accommodation is in 4 different nice cottages for 72 guests in comfortable single and double bunks. The cottages are well heated, with running water, cooking facilities and a WC lavatory. At Landmannahellir there is a nice camping site and a site for house vans, camping wagons, a lavatory, an outdoor grill, and possibilities to go trout angling in the magnificent neighbouring lakes.The tourist service and accommodation centre is open from middle of June to early September. It is possible to buy accommodation in one of the cottages- Gil - at other time if weather and road conditions allow it. Landmannahellir is easily accessible for those on riding tours in the mountains, and there are good facilities for horses and tourists.
There are 3 horse fences, a stable for 40 horses and enough hay.
Tel: 893-8407 info@landmannahellir.is

Sigalda (F-208) 27 km, Crossroads (26/F-225) 49 km, <Landmannahellir> Landmannalaugar Km 20,    Eldgja 41 km,  Kirkjubaejarklaustur 120 km.