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SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE · PAPUA NEW GUINEA · OCEANIA

Doma Peaks

Explore Doma Peaks in Papua New Guinea. Find available mountain knowledge, plan a climb and keep your memories in your private Passport.

ELEVATIONNot verified
PROMINENCENot verified
TYPEPeak
COUNTRYPapua New Guinea

This page is not yet a complete trip guide. Route, access, permit and safety information may be missing or unreviewed. Confirm current official and local sources before planning travel.

AT A GLANCE

Meet Doma Peaks.

Explore the mountain’s landscape, local context and practical information below. Sources are included with each section.

NameDoma Peaks
CountryPapua New Guinea
RegionSouthern Highlands Province
CoordinatesNot yet verified

MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE

Get to know this mountain.

Updated 3 November 2026. Explore the sources with each section, and check current local advice before travel.

About this mountain

Name

Doma Peaks

Country

Papua New Guinea

Volcano Number

253000

Recorded elevation (m)

3556

Source Elevation Metres

3568

Sources & scope

Smithsonian volcano profile; elevation difference from Atlas record is retained without treating it as an identity conflict

  • Doma Peaks ↗Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program · checked 03/11/2026

Geology & landscape

Authoritative sources describe a composite stratovolcano with lava domes, probable landslide escarpments, and mainly andesitic to basaltic-andesitic rocks. The recorded eruption age is Pleistocene.

Sources & scope

published volcano morphology and rock-type summary

database record; not a declaration of present-day safety

Nature & wildlife

A detailed species list is not available for this mountain yet.

The broader Doma Peaks/Leiwaro Highlands tract is described in a national biodiversity report as having high scenic and biotic value; no exact-feature species claim is made.

Sources & scope

regional tract, not a claim of present legal protection or exact summit species occurrence

Safety & conditions

A historical government report classified Doma Peaks as dormant with hazard rating 8/10. This is not current clearance; check current PNG authority advice before planning.

Sources & scope

historical report classification only; not current monitoring or an access/safety clearance

database record; not a declaration of present-day safety

Mountain knowledge is a starting point for planning. Confirm your route, access permissions and current conditions before you go.

PLANNING COVERAGE

No reviewed route overview yet.

We do not have a reviewed summit route for this mountain yet. Check current official and local advice before choosing a route.

COMMUNITY & STORIES

From people who know the mountain.

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BRING THE MOUNTAIN HOME

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CLIMB STORIES

Doma Peaks, through other eyes.

Memories climbers have chosen to share, from the approach to the way home.

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YOUR MOUNTAIN STORY

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

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Conditions, access, permits and emergency arrangements can change after any map or Route review. Confirm current official and local sources before departure.

ACCESS

Current access not yet verified

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ROUTE REVIEW

No reviewed Route date

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