Explore 11 volcanoes in Chile — their history, geology, eruptions and how to visit them.
Explore Calbuco, the volcano that stunned the world with its 2015 eruption. Discover its rugged trails, ancient Alerce forests, and the dramatic landscapes of Chile's Lake District.
Discover Chaitén, the volcano that woke up after 9,000 years. Explore the dramatic 2008 eruption, the evacuation of Chaitén town, and the unique rhyolitic lava dome in Pumalín Park.
Discover Copahue, the active stratovolcano straddling the Chile-Argentina border. Explore its hyper-acidic crater lake, the therapeutic Termas de Copahue, and its recent eruptive history.
The most active volcano in the northern Chilean Andes, famous for its frequent vulcanian explosions and high-altitude setting.
A complete guide to climbing Licancabur, the sacred volcano on the Chile-Bolivia border. Discover the NASA Mars research, the Inca summit ruins, and the legendary Laguna Verde.
One of the largest and most active volcanoes in Chile, towering over the ancient araucaria forests.
A beautiful, symmetrical stratovolcano in the Chilean Andes, famous for its recent Christmas eruption in 1988.
A powerful and remote stratovolcano in Chilean Patagonia, known for its catastrophic 1991 eruption.
The highest volcano on Earth and the second-highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere. A high-altitude giant in the Atacama Desert hosting the world's highest lake.
With its perfect snowy cone reflecting in Lake Llanquihue, Osorno is the symbol of the Chilean Lake District. A paradise for skiers and climbers.
One of Chile's most active volcanoes, featuring a permanent lava lake and ancient araucaria forests.