Arenal Volcano Lava Trails, Costa Rica

A hiker traverses the rugged lava fields at the base of Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica. Arenal is a stratovolcano that was active from 1968 until 2010, and its frequent eruptions shaped the surrounding landscape. The trails here wind through solidified lava flows, offering a stark reminder of the volcano's powerful geological history. Today, these trails are part of a protected area, allowing visitors to experience the unique environment created by volcanic activity and observe the slow process of ecological regeneration.
A hiker traverses the rugged lava fields at the base of Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica. Arenal is a stratovolcano that was active from 1968 until 2010, and its frequent eruptions shaped the surrounding landscape. The trails here wind through solidified lava flows, offering a stark reminder of the volcano's powerful geological history. Today, these trails are part of a protected area, allowing visitors to experience the unique environment created by volcanic activity and observe the slow process of ecological regeneration.
Photo taken in February 2019.
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