San Salvador Volcano, also known as Quezaltepec, offers stunning views of El Salvador's capital and surrounding landscapes. Hiking to the summit or exploring the El Boquerón crater is a popular activity. Accessibility can be challenging, with some trails being steep and uneven; consider the difficulty level when planning a visit. Solo visits are possible, but guided tours can provide valuable insights into the area's geology and history. The dry season (November to April) is generally preferred for hiking. Entrance fees to El Boquerón National Park are minimal, typically around a few US dollars. A typical visit duration ranges from a few hours to a full day, depending on the chosen activity. Be aware of safety precautions and any weather-related restrictions before embarking on your trip.