Volcanoes Kamchatka
Ksudach volcano, Kamchatka
Ksudach Volcano
Ksudach is an extinct volcano, the last eruption of which was in 1907. It is a natural monument of landscape and geological character. In the caldera of the volcano Ksudach after the last eruption, two lakes were formed — Stubels (on the site of the collapsed cone) and the Kluchevoe.
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About the volcano
The sightseeing helicopter has the ability to land right on the shore of the lake, which allows tourists to plunge into the water. The water temperature is "spotty" — sometimes hot, sometimes icy. In winter, it does not freeze due to the warm springs at the bottom (their temperature is about 70 °C).
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