The Volcán de San Miguel, also known as San Miguel Volcano or Chaparrastique, is an active stratovolcano located in El Salvador. It rises to an elevation of approximately 2,130 meters (6,988 feet) and is known for its symmetrical cone shape. The volcano has erupted several times, with significant eruptions recorded in 1770, 1956, and 2013. The surrounding area features diverse ecosystems, including cloud forests and agricultural land. The San Miguel region is home to various wildlife and offers opportunities for hiking and exploration. The volcano is a prominent landmark and an important part of the local culture and geography.