Pallas Volcano

The Pallas Volcano rises 1,515 meters above sea level, forming a symmetrical cone in the Russian Far East region of the Kuril Islands chain.

The volcano experienced notable volcanic activity during the late nineteenth century, contributing to the geological evolution of the Kuril arc system.

Scientists from research institutions regularly conduct studies at Pallas Volcano to monitor seismic patterns and understand regional volcanic behavior.

Access to Pallas Volcano requires careful planning due to seasonal weather conditions and the remote location in the Russian Far East territory.

The volcanic structure sits at the intersection of the Pacific and North American tectonic plates, creating distinct geothermal features throughout the area.

GPS coordinates: 47.34306,152.47889

Latest update: March 11, 2025 11:57