Volcano Views

Ashfall

After the Eruption

One of our first glimpses of Redoubt volcano since its eruption late Sunday night. Image taken from the AVO Redoubt Volcano Cam

Ice-Glazed Snow

February Sky

Redoubt Views

The Alaska Volcano Obsevatory has responded to the increased interest in the seismic activity around Mount Redoubt with webcams. One is close to the peak.



An oil platform on Cook Inlet gives a wider view.

Restless Redoubt

Those in a position to know are predicting an eruption of Mount Redoubt, a 10-thousand-foot volcano on the western side of Cook Inlet. I snapped this picture of the mountain yesterday from the top of the Bluff Point rise on the Sterling highway--about a mile or so from our home. Although I take more pictures of our other two near-by volcanoes--Augustine and Iliamna--I am fond of Redoubt, and this familiar view I get on my way home.

The last major eruption back in 1989-90 dusted our area with a nice layer of volcanic ash.


It is well worth it to click on the photo and enlarge it.

Redoubt Activity


Mount Redoubt Rumbles: eruption possible

Alaska Volcano Observatory