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Mount Pinatubo Gallery

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The lake in the caldera on a still morning, the ash canyon the trail runs up, and the jeeps that cross the riverbed to reach it — photographs published by the operators who run these tours.

An open-sided 4x4 driving through running water in the riverbed on the way to the trailhead
An open-sided 4x4 driving through running water in the riverbed on the way to the trailhead
A walker at the low stone wall above the lakeshore, looking across the crater
A walker at the low stone wall above the lakeshore, looking across the crater
Walkers following the boulder bed of a canyon between banked grey ash walls
Walkers following the boulder bed of a canyon between banked grey ash walls
Two vehicles stopped on the ash flat beneath the eroded grey pinnacles of the lahar canyon
Two vehicles stopped on the ash flat beneath the eroded grey pinnacles of the lahar canyon
The caldera wall reflected in Lake Pinatubo on a still morning
The caldera wall reflected in Lake Pinatubo on a still morning
A visitor sitting on a boulder at the water's edge with the crater rim mirrored behind
A visitor sitting on a boulder at the water's edge with the crater rim mirrored behind
The far wall of the caldera, ash-streaked and green, seen across flat water
The far wall of the caldera, ash-streaked and green, seen across flat water
The timber Welcome to Pinatubo Crater Lake sign on the rim path above the water
The timber Welcome to Pinatubo Crater Lake sign on the rim path above the water

Every frame here was taken on the mountain or on the track in. The lake itself is on the crater lake page, the landscape in the background is explained on the eruptions page, and if you want to stand where these were taken, Mount Pinatubo Tours lists every departure. What the day involves covers the rest.

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