Iconic Volcanoes

This selection highlights the diverse volcanic landscapes of the United States, from the glaciated peaks of the Pacific Northwest to the massive shield volcanoes of the Hawaiian archipelago. The list includes Mount Rainier, the most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S., and Mauna Kea, which stands as Hawaii's highest point. In Alaska, remote giants like Mount Blackburn and the active Mount Veniaminof showcase the geological power of the Aleutian Range. These landmarks encompass a range of volcanic types, featuring dormant summits alongside some of the world's most active stratovolcanoes.