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Kasilof-Clam Gulch, Alaska: Volcanoes Across the Water
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drive down the Cook Inlet coast to Homer is stunning on
a clear day. There's a dramatic "ring of fire"
made up of active volcanoes encircling the Kenai Peninsula
across the water. From north to south, the volcanoes are
Mt. Spurr (across from Anchorage), which erupted last in
1992; Mt. Redoubt (across from Kenai & Soldotna), which
erupted last in 1990; Mt. Iliamna (across from Ninilchik),
which has been quiet for a long time; Mt. Augustine, which
is on an island, and which last erupted in 1986; and to
the south of Homer, Mt. Douglas, which seems to be inactive. |
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