I would say the same, the road isn't long at all and unless it rained or it's winter time it's definitely fine in a regular car - considering you had mentioned mobility issues I am not sure if it's a good idea as - if you choose to go the paved route 206 you will need to go up quite a few stairs and from here it's you will walk to the "main platform" = longer walk, if you end up choosing however the F206 you will be super close but here you end up on the higher elevation and need you to walk downhill (thus return uphill) - it's a not a bad walk or challenging at all on this side but I would definitely go this F206 route instead - shorter/easier and the incline/uphill is via car

My understanding is that the previous closure had been to allow the area to recover from damage done to it after thousands of Justin Beiber fans flocked there to see it following a video he filmed there. The area has since recovered and has been reopened as far as I know.

Si ma dal parcheggio circa 1km lo si deve fare a piedi

Is the road far away from what? The canyon? No. From Reykjavik? Yes.

Depends on your fitness … :-) But it took me (71 yrs) 45 minutes as ig is going up all the time. But take your time to enjoy the views. My guess: Up & down & viewing = 90 minutes. Enjoy Iceland - Klaus

Good morning, if you want to drive to the upper parking lot you will need a 4x4 since the road is a mountain road (marked F206 to Laki). However if you continue the 206 you can reach the lower parking lot were a 2x2 car is sufficient. The road 206 is part asphalt and part gravel, just drive carefully on the gravel part. Regards, Fjarðargljúfur Park Ranger

Patricia- Our tour group was let off at the upper parking lot and walked down to the lower one - easily done in 30 minutes or so (add ten for more photo stops). Jens is correct - no walking allowed in the valley itself (unless you're filming a new episode of Game of Thrones?? some scenes were filmed there) The path slopes gradually downhill - - if you have any doubts, bring a collapsible walking stick. You'll be fine.

It is open again 1st of June. I've been there 20th of June.

Fjadrarglijufur Canyon is only 100 metres in length, so I am not sure what you mean by a Super Jeep tour of it. In addition, you are no longer allowed to walk through it. The canyon is not at Kirkjubaejarklaustur. From Reykjavik, you drive on Route #1 and turn left onto Route #208.This is about 22km west of Kirkjubaejarklaustur. Continue on #208 - it is dirt - until you come to a right turn where #208 continues up a hill. You have two options at this intersection. One is go straight ahead until you reach the car park at the base of the canyon. There are toilet facilities there, right next to the start of the track that takes you to the top of the canyon and a some viewing platforms. The second option is to take the right turn and continue on #208 up the hill. Shortly you will see a small parking area on the left. Parking there will save you the walk up the hill from the bottom. From there it is a short walk to the viewing platforms.