Experience volcano expeditions
around the "Ring of Fire" (Pacific)
Documentary of expeditions to active
volcanoes by Marius Stärkle
This webpage is dedicated to volcano lovers, travellers, climbers,
photographers and adventurers interested in climbing or getting
close to "active volcanos", geysers, hot springs - and of course:
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to people around the world, who want to enjoy pictures, photos
and film of flowing lava, pyroclastic eruptions, lava bombs or other
amazing geological volcanic features.
Last updated: 11th September 2005
In the past 10 years we visited about 60 active volcanoes arount the
world. This webpage documents most of our volcano visits of our last big
expedition at the "Ring of Fire" from Alaska to South
America that lasted
two years. I am about to update the page with some of our highlights of the
past years - especially our amazing expeditions on Big Island of Hawaii,
where we were f.e. the only ones to be able to document the beginning of
episode 55 where within a couple of hours millions of cubic meters of
lava found a new way to the sea.
I posted a lot of photographs, hints and tips, GPS-Positions and
personal stories of our travelling experiences and expeditions across
Alaska, Canada, USA, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua,
Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentinia and Hawaii.
Apart from stories ("Reiseberichte") of our expeditions
I posted
general
hints & tips and
pictures f.e. of great campspots "off the beaten track",
4x4 adventures, trail descriptions and some of our travelling highlights
ranging from exciting bear encounters in Alaska, sailing or rafting at unusual
places to general experiences with culture, native people, fauna & flora.
We gathered a lot of interesting film material and pictures of volcano
eruptions and are working on a film
production featuring "the active
volcanoes around the Ring of Fire". Are You interested in helping
me to
create an outstanding documentary? :)
Some recent highlights and direct
access links of our expedition from Alaska to Argentinia 2003:
