Gnipahulen
Gnipahulen eller Gnipahellir markerer i nordisk mytologi nedgangen til dødsriget Hel. Nedgangen omtales i nogle overleveringer også som Niflheim.
Ved Gnipahulens indgang står vagthunden Garm og vogter.
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Hel (1889) by Johannes Gehrts.jpg
"Hel" (1889) by Johannes Gehrts. Hel, the female being, holding a staff, and flanked by what is presumably the hound Garmr - both atop a cliff's ledge. In the background, a serpent crawls around among roots, a basin sits, and partially shadowed figures appear to be in movement below the cliff.
"Hel" (1889) by Johannes Gehrts. Hel, the female being, holding a staff, and flanked by what is presumably the hound Garmr - both atop a cliff's ledge. In the background, a serpent crawls around among roots, a basin sits, and partially shadowed figures appear to be in movement below the cliff.