Level Mountain

Level Mountain is a complex volcano in British Columbia made of trachyte. The formation displays a variety of volcanic features including cinder cones and lava domes scattered throughout the landscape.

The volcanic complex experienced multiple eruption phases in its geological past. These eruption events shaped the formation into the landscape visible today.

Indigenous communities of British Columbia utilized volcanic materials from the mountain region to create tools and implements for their daily activities.

This location sits in a remote area and requires careful planning to visit. Good preparation and proper arrangements help ensure a successful experience.

The structure contains numerous cinder cones and lava domes showing different phases of volcanic activity. Each area displays distinct geological features worth exploring.

Location: British Columbia

Elevation above the sea: 2,166 m

Made from material: trachyte

Part of: Nahlin Plateau

GPS coordinates: 58.41670,-131.35000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:21