Hekla is an active stratovolcano in Iceland, standing at 1,491 meters tall. Known for its frequent eruptions since 1210, it has earned a reputation as the "Gateway to Hell" due to its explosive nature. With a unique boat-like shape and a history of significant eruptions, Hekla continues to be closely monitored for any signs of activity. Its tephra-rich eruptions have left a mark on Iceland's landscape, making it a key player in the country's volcanic history.