Belenkaya

The Belenkaya volcano rises 892 meters above sea level, featuring a conical shape formed by multiple layers of volcanic materials.

The volcano experienced its last eruption during the Pleistocene epoch, marking a significant period of geological transformation in the Kamchatka region.

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

The nearest settlement to access Belenkaya is Ozernovskiy, located 87 kilometers from the volcanic site, with local guides available for expeditions.

Seismic activity continues near Belenkaya, evidenced by recorded earthquakes including a magnitude 4.2 event within 14 kilometers of the volcano.

Elevation above the sea: 892 m

Part of: Eastern Range

GPS coordinates: 51.88020,157.17916

Latest update: March 3, 2025 19:16