Cerro Negro
Cerro Negro is an active volcano located in Nicaragua, near the city of León. It is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire and stands at approximately 726 meters (2,385 feet) tall. The volcano is known for its dark, black lava rock, which gives it its name, meaning "Black Hill" in Spanish. Cerro Negro last erupted in 1999, and its eruptions are typically characterized by ash and gas emissions.
The area around Cerro Negro is popular for adventure tourism, particularly for activities like volcano boarding. This unique sport allows visitors to slide down the slopes of the volcano on specially designed boards. The stunning views from the summit and the surrounding landscape make it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.