Dyngjufjöll is a mountain range located in Iceland, specifically within the Vatnajökull National Park. It is known for its unique volcanic features and stunning landscapes, including glaciers and rugged terrain. The highest peak in the range reaches an elevation of approximately 1,500 meters. The area is primarily composed of basalt and rhyolite, which are common volcanic rocks. Dyngjufjöll is also significant for its geological activity, as it is part of the larger Icelandic volcanic system. The region attracts hikers and nature enthusiasts who come to explore its diverse ecosystems and breathtaking views.