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Hekla

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Hek·la  (hkl)
A volcano, 1,492.1 m (4,892 ft) high, of southwest Iceland. In medieval Icelandic folklore, Hekla was believed to be one of the gateways to purgatory. It is Iceland's most active volcano, having had more than a dozen major eruptions since the 12th century.

Hekla [ˈhɛklə]
n
(Placename) a volcano in SW Iceland: several craters, with the last eruption in 1970. Height: 1491 m (4892 ft.)


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As the Ranga is located alongside the stunning backdrop of the Mount Hekla Volcano, guests are certain to enjoy the scenic ride.
Sitting in a hot tub, looking out on Mount Hekla - one of Europe's highest volcanoes at 4,892ft above sea level, which last erupted in 2000 - I saw the weather change from brilliant sunshine to snow to hail to rain and back again within 40 minutes or so.
Sitting in a hot tub, looking out on Mt Hekla - one of Europe's highest volcanoes at 4,892ft (1,491m) above sea level, which last erupted in 2000 - I saw the weather change from brilliant sunshine to snow to hail to rain and back again within 40 minutes or so.
 
 
 
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