Volcanoes Around the World
Below a overview of the volcanoes that i have climbed that aren't part of the Volcanic Seven Summits and Volcanic Grand Slam
Peru
Chachani
Andes / Western Cordillera
6,057 m / 19,872 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: unknown
Famous for: Being the highest volcano near Arequipa and its glaciated peaks
Chile / Argentina
Nevado San Francisco
Andes
6,018 m / 19,737 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: unknown
Famous for its remote high-altitude location on the Chile–Argentina border and extreme desert conditions.
Ecuador
Cotopaxi
Andes / Cordillera Occidental
5,897 m / 19,347 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 2021
Famous for its perfectly symmetrical cone and one of the world’s highest active volcanoes.
Peru
Ubinas
Andes / Western Occidental
5,672 m / 18,609 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 2023
Famous for: Being Peru’s most active volcano.
Peru
Pichu Pichu
Andes / Western Occidental
5,664 m / 18,583 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: Unkown
Famous for: Its snow-capped peaks near Arequipa and volcanic origin.
Mexico
Iztaccíhuatl
Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
5,286 m / 17,160 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: 1868
Famous for its “Sleeping Woman” silhouette visible from Mexico City.
Ecuador
Iliniza Norte
Andes / Cordillera Occidental
5,126 m / 16,814 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: unknown
Famous for its challenging climb and dramatic views of surrounding Andean peaks.
Ecuador
Corazón Volcano
Andes / Cordillera Occidental
4,788 m / 15,708 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: unknown
Famous for its unique shape and popularity with hikers near Quito.
Ecuador
Guagua Pichincha
Andes / Cordillera Occidental
4,784 m / 15,696 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 1999
Famous for its 1999 eruption that blanketed Quito in ash.
Mexico
Nevado de Toluca
Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
4,680 m / 15,354 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: 10,500 years ago
Famous for: Its twin crater lakes inside the summit caldera.
Ecuador
Imbabura
Andes, Northern Volcanic Zone
4,630 m / 15,190 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: Unknown
Famous for its conical shape and views over Otavalo and surrounding valleys.
Mexico
La Malinche
Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
4,461 m / 14,629 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: 3,100 years ago
Famous for being a popular hiking destination near Puebla and Tlaxcala.
Mexico
Nevado de Colima
Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
4,271 m / 14,015 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: unknown
Famous for Its snow-capped peak near the active Colima Volcano
Ecuador
Fuya Fuya
Andes, Northern Volcanic Zone
4,263 m / 13,983 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: unknown
Famous for constant wet climate
Ecuador
Pasochoa
Andes, Cordillera Oriental
4,200 m / 13,780 ft
Dormant
Last Eruption: 100,000 years ago
Famous for its forested volcanic caldera and hiking trails near Quito.
Guatemala
Acatenango
Central American Volcanic Arc
3,976 m / 13,044 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 1972
Famous for its views of nearby Volcán de Fuego’s eruptions.
United Stated of America
Humprey's Peak
San Francisco Peak / Arizona
3,851 m / 12,633 ft
Extinct
Last Eruption: 1 million years ago
Famous for being the highest point in Arizona and part of an ancient volcanic mountain range.
Guatemala
Volcán de Fuego
Central American Volcanic Arc
3,763 m / 12,346 ft
Active
Last Eruption: Ongoing Activity
Famous for its frequent explosive eruptions and lava flows.
Rwanda / DR Congo
Mount Bisoke
Virunga Mountains
3,711 m / 12,175 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 1957
Famous for its summit crater lake and location within mountain gorilla habitat.
Democratic Republic of Congo
Mount Nyiragongo
Virunga Mountains
3,470 m / 11,185 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 2021
Famous for hosting one of the world’s largest and most persistent lava lakes.
Indonesia
Mount Agung
Sunda Arc
3,031 m / 9,944 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 2019
Famous for its major eruptions and being the highest peak in Bali.
Spain
Pico Viejo
Teide volcanic complex,
3,135 m / 10,279 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 1798
Famous for: Being part of the Teide volcano system and having one of the largest craters in the Canary Islands.
Mexico
Cerro de Culiacan
Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
2,830 m / 9,285 ft
Extinct
Last Eruption: Unknown
Famous for being the highest point in the state of Guanajuato.
Iceland
Öræfajökull
Icelandic Highlands
2,110 m / 6,923 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 1721
Famous for: Being Iceland’s highest volcano and lying beneath a massive glacier.
Indonesia
Mount Batur
Sunda Arc
1,717 m / 5,633 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 2020
Famous for: Its scenic caldera and sunrise trekking popular with tourists.
Martinique
Mount Pelée
Lesser Antilles Volcanic Arc
1,397 m / 4,583 ft
Active
Last Eruption: 1935
Famous for the 1902 eruption that destroyed Saint-Pierre, killing tens of thousands.