Barú Volcano National Park, located in Boquete, Panama, encompasses the country’s highest peak, which rises to an impressive 11,398 feet (3,474 meters). On clear days, visitors can see both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea from the summit. The park’s expansive terrain includes the volcano’s various craters and a network of hiking trails that wind through diverse landscapes. Today, visitors can explore these trails, experiencing the unique geology and panoramic views that make Barú Volcano a significant natural landmark.
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