Búrfell is a name used for about 30 or more hills or mountains in Iceland. The Icelandic word búr means cage or pantry in English. Amongst other uses it may refer to:
Búrfell (Þjórsárdal) a tuya near the Þjórsá River in central Iceland Búrfell hydroelectric power station on the Þjórsá River Búrfell (Garðabær) a volcanic splatter cone on Reykjanes peninsula, South-west Iceland Búrfell (Tjörneshreppur) near coast in northern Iceland Búrfell (Grýtubakkahreppur) near coast in northern Iceland Búrfell (Skagafjörður) north-west of Hofsjökull in north central Iceland More than one Búrfell in Skagafjörður near the coast in north central Iceland Búrfell (Þingeyjarsveit) in north central Iceland Búrfell (Mosfellsbær) east of Reykjavík Búrfell (Grímsnes or Grafningshreppur) to the north of the Grímsnes volcano in South-west Iceland Búrfell (Norðurþing) in North-west Iceland More than one Búrfell in Ísafjarðarbær in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Árneshreppur) at the head of Reykjarfjörður in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Vesturbyggð) in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Strandabyggð) in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Húnabyggð) in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Vesturbyggð) in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Dalabyggð) in North-west Iceland Búrfell (Húnaþing vestra) near coast in North-west Iceland more than one Búrfell in Múlaþing in Eastern Iceland Búrfell (Fjarðabyggð) near coast in Eastern Iceland More than one Búrfell in Borgarbyggð in Western Iceland Búrfell (Bláskógabyggð) north-west of Þingvallavatn in South-east Iceland Búrfell (Mýrdalshreppur) south of Mýrdalsjökull in South-east Iceland Búrfell (Snæfellsbær) north of Snæfellsjökull volcano in South-east Iceland