Kikhpinych

Kikhpinych stands at an elevation of 1552 meters within the Kronotsky Nature Reserve, featuring steep slopes and varied geological formations.

The last recorded volcanic activity of Kikhpinych occurred in 1550, marking a significant point in the geological timeline of the Kamchatka Peninsula.

The mountain holds importance for local communities who maintain traditional practices of environmental stewardship within the Kronotsky Nature Reserve boundaries.

Access to Kikhpinych requires special permits from the reserve administration and guidance from authorized personnel due to its protected status.

At the base of Kikhpinych lies the Valley of Death, where volcanic gases create a natural trap that affects local wildlife populations.

Elevation above the sea: 1,552 m

Part of: Eastern Range

GPS coordinates: 54.46989,160.18602

Latest update: May 25, 2025 11:07