Belenkaya

Belenkaya is a stratovolcano in the Eastern Range of the Kamchatka Peninsula, rising prominently from the surrounding landscape. The mountain is built from layers of volcanic rock that have accumulated over many eruptions, giving it a steep conical profile.

The volcano experienced its last eruption during the Pleistocene epoch, a period when volcanic activity shaped the Kamchatka region. This ancient activity left its mark on the landscape and geological structure.

This mountain serves as a research destination for geologists studying the tectonic activities and volcanic formations of the Eastern Range system.

The nearest settlement for access is Ozernovskiy, where local guides can organize expeditions to the volcano. Visitors should prepare for rough terrain and remote, challenging conditions.

The area around this volcano experiences regular earthquakes that reflect ongoing geological activity beneath the surface. These tremors remind visitors that it remains geologically active.

Elevation above the sea: 892 m

Part of: Eastern Range

GPS coordinates: 51.88020,157.17916

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:24