Volcano boarding

Volcano boarding in Nicaragua translates into sliding down black ash sands, while neighboring active volcanoes.

Snowboarding is so last year, this year try volcano boarding. If you are an adrenaline junkie, adventure seeker, or just want to have a once in a lifetime experience, listen up! Leon, Nicaragua is the only place...

When Cerro Negro—Nicaragua’s youngest volcano—last erupted in 1999, boulders tumbled down the western slope, creating a rocky, ascendable path. On the opposite side, the wind deposited dark, smooth ash that is perfect for sliding. In 2004, this unique pairing of terrains sparked an outlandish idea: volcano boarding.

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We all know the excitement of the usual surfing, wakeboarding, tobogganing, dune surfing, sledging… you name it! Anything with a board on sand or water is guaranteed to look great and feel so fun! But have you heard of doing it on ash down the side of a live volcano? A volcano in Nicaragua in Central America called Cerro Negro? The world’s most active cinder cone volcano with 23 eruptions […]

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Volcano Boarding (also Ashboarding or Lavaboarding) is a form of sandboarding performed sliding down hardened lava slopes on active volcanos.