Usulután

Located in central El Salvador, Usulután volcano rises to 1,449 meters with a 1.3-kilometer-wide summit crater breached on its eastern side.

The volcanic formation dates back to the Holocene period, with records indicating significant geological activity during the mid-nineteenth century.

Indigenous communities near Usulután volcano maintain traditional ceremonies connected to the mountain, incorporating natural elements into their festivities.

Multiple trails of varying grades lead to observation points around the volcano, with access routes connecting from the city of Usulután.

The volcano's position between San Vicente and San Miguel volcanoes creates a natural corridor that influences regional weather patterns and biodiversity.

GPS coordinates: 13.41760,-88.46873

Latest update: March 6, 2025 21:15