Though many explosion craters are extinct, few still release sulfurous smells. The three significant concentrations are; Katwe Explosion Craters in QENP, Bunyaraguru Crater Field on the Kichwamba escarpment Ndali-Kasenda Crater Field close to Kibale National Park. The Katwe explosion craters are situated north of the impressive Mweya Peninsula. The enormous Kyemengo Crater is the most alluring among the Katwe Explosion Craters. The craters in the past reduced Lake Edward to a poisonous mess. Unlike Volcanoes, Explosion Craters actually do not pile cones. They merely blow ash as well as rock to distances far away. The craters are now breathtaking lakes, and many have smelled of sulfur in their waters. The crater lakes are exceptional viewpoints for nature walks and birding. You can enjoy a spectacular Crater Drive, which presents distant sights of the stunning crater views, the Great Western Rift Valley plus its escarpments, Lake George, the Rwenzori Mountains of the Moon, the Kazinga Channel, and Lake Edward while on your way. Lake Kitagata can be seen, which is a lake fed by salty hot-springs with no wildlife around