Barú Volcano is an active stratovolcano located in Panama, specifically in the western part of the country. It stands at 3,474 meters (11,398 feet) and is the highest point in Panama. The volcano last erupted in 1671, and its summit offers stunning views of both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean on clear days. The surrounding area is part of the Barú Volcano National Park, which is rich in biodiversity and home to various plant and animal species. Hiking to the summit is a popular activity, attracting both locals and tourists who seek to experience its natural beauty and unique ecosystems.