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Welcome back to Rifugio (Hut) Brunek! Or rather… welcome back, Brunek! We—all of us—missed you dearly. And it wasn’t just the motorbikers, who had long ago adopted you as their home away from home!…
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It happens often—all too often, in fact—that tourists or hikers visiting our volcano encounter prohibitions that prevent them from ascending toward the craters. For visitors, these restrictions become a nuisance, a source of frustration,…
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What could be more beautiful and relaxing than the lovely pine forests of Mount Etna? Views of deep green, the scents of earth and pine cones, shady paths... and a hidden enemy lying in…
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What is this mysterious "Kagoshima Method"? And why would it be good to apply it to our volcano Mount Etna, or rather, to everything around it? Does it have anything to do with tourism?…
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Etna activity
No, it wasn't over. As we said in the previous article, you can never truly say "the end" with Etna. Yesterday, all instrumental parameters indicated the eruption at the Voragine crater was "over," but…
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Etna activity
Etna is never over, not even when it's over. This could be a motto of the future, referring to our vibrant volcano, which this summer of 2026—right at the peak of the tourist season—caused…
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Etna activity
The eruption that had tour operators across the Ionian coast of Catania buzzing in early July appears to have ended, as unexpectedly as it began. The eruptive events involving the Voragine crater and its…
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This time, it seems to have really started. On the morning of Sunday, July 5, 2026, around 9:00 a.m., a tall column of ash rose from the summit of Mount Etna, surprising all…
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What's happening to the Voragine? This is the question we're all wondering about—ordinary citizens, tourists, and experts—when we gaze at the summit of Etna. Its highest peak, the Voragine crater, which has broken a…
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Mount Etna's new eruption appears to have begun in the early afternoon of June 26, 2026, when a slow lava flow began moving toward the Valle del Leone from a fracture that opened…
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