Kambalny

Kambalny is a stratovolcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula with a prominent summit crater and several cinder cones dotting its slopes. The mountain's structure shows layered volcanic rock from repeated eruptions, creating a steep cone that rises dramatically from the surrounding terrain.

The volcano experienced major collapses in ancient times that reshaped the surrounding landscape significantly. Recent volcanic activity returned after a long quiet period, with eruptions occurring in the early 2010s.

Local communities in the Kamchatka region include the volcano in their traditional narratives, reflecting their connection to the natural landscape.

Reaching this remote volcano requires expedition-style travel with experienced guides, as the area is difficult to access and highly weather-dependent. Visitors should prepare for harsh conditions and follow local safety guidelines carefully.

The volcano displays intense geothermal activity with hot springs and steam vents that visibly mark its ongoing geological energy. These geothermal features create a striking landscape that sets this mountain apart from other peaks in the region.

GPS coordinates: 51.30647,156.87583

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:10