Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
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Get up close and personal with a volcano at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Stop by the Kilauea Visitor Center to pick up a map and ask a ranger for their recommendation on the best route. Hike the Kilauea Iki lava field, check out the Nahuku Thurston lava tubes, and drive the Chain of Craters Road. Bring plenty of water, snacks, and sunscreen, and don’t forget headlamps and binoculars if you’re planning to experience the molten lava’s glow at night. There’s so much to do at this experience of a lifetime—consider extending your visit by booking a stay at the Volcano House Hotel. – Tripadvisor
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- DotsGirl2Vancouver, Canada461 contributionsMust seeWe spent six hours exploring the main part of the park. We had hot sun, clouds and rain and wind. Come prepared for anything. We did all of the lookouts that were open, the lava tubes, the steam vents, steam boardwalk and part of the crater rim trail. We also went to Volcano house, the art museum and the visitor Center. It was scenic and interesting. My only suggestion would be better signage. Often it was a little difficult to figure out which trail we were on. Any rangers we dealt with were very friendly and helpful. This is a must see in HawaiiVisited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 8, 2023
- jads4uKansas City, Missouri215 contributionsVolcano Park Does Not DisappointThis a unique and interesting national park with a very active volcano. We spent time around the cauldron, hiked the lava tubes and drove to the sea, which I highly recommend. The Volcano House restaurant was quite good and great way to spend an evening.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 13, 2023
- mojoman79Strathmore, Canada134 contributionsDon't miss this economical trip!One of our Highlights on our stay. We rolled the dice in trying to save some money and glad we did. We were at our own pace and saw almost all the sites. It was a solid day trip from Hilo. Iki trail - don't miss this! It took me about an hour at a good pace. Amazing views. Jagger was closed after 2018 from what we understand. The east road down to ocean was a neat drive with cool crater stops along the way. Park entry was $30 I think. Lunch was pretty good by the hotel.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 20, 2023
- Rookie Wine MakerRosemount, Minnesota373 contributionsA must do while on the big islandOur national parks are fabulous. The Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park is great! $30 for our car (worth it). This park is very drivable if getting around is tough. There are good spots to stop on the west rim drive including the steam vents. We hiked the Kilauea Iki trail including the lava tube (Easy Rim Drive). We walked thru the lava tube first It was pretty amazing. The rest of the hike down into and out of the crater was a good workout. Pretty amazing to think that we walked across a lava field from the 70’s. It will take you 3-4 hours to do the hike. The views are awesome!Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 20, 2023
- Alice FSeattle, Washington292 contributionsStunning views at the Hawaii Volcanoes National ParkThe visit to the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was the highlight of our visit to the island of Hawaii. From the west side of the island, we took the scenic coastal route. Even though this route took more time, it was lovely and added beauty to our trip. We started the park tour by stopping at the visitor's center to talk with a ranger regarding good routes and watched an excellent film. From there, we explored steam vents, views of the crater, walked through a lava tube, and stopped at many viewpoints. Not being a hiker, I was hesitant to walk over the lava beds to see the ancient petroglyphs, but we made it (it was a bit strenuous in the heat) and enjoyed that experience. Before leaving, we drove down to the ocean to see a beautiful sea arch.Visited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 23, 2023
- Bill SBig Bear Lake, California2,699 contributionsWorth the visitAmazing views around the Kīlauea Volcano. Steam vents to Lava tubes there are many things to see and do. You can take a guided tour or just grab a map and ask the rangers at the visitor Center for suggestions. The sea arch is a long drive but the journey is worth it. This adventure will take some time so give it the entire day. The trails alone will take you most of the day if you enjoy hiking.Visited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 26, 2023
- NavLeicester, United Kingdom538 contributionsIn awe of natureAn absolute necessity if travelling to the Big Island of Hawaii. There isn’t much to say other than you will regret not going if staying on the island. The volcano and the craters are awesome. The steam vents, lava tubes and trails displaying natures might just puts things in perspective. Absolutely incredible and need to be seen with your own eyes. Beautifully preserved by local authorities.Visited October 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 26, 2023
- ZenDark30Portland, Oregon4,559 contributionsGo EarlyGo early to beat the crowds and take advantage of the popular as well as the side excursions for hiking. Bring plenty of water and be prepared for all weather conditions. The stark landscape is unique and juxtaposed to the vegetation it’s an interesting study in survival. Take it all in . Hike can be slippery and difficult for some.Visited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 27, 2023
- Corinna HWinnipeg, Canada648 contributionsOur Earth is so Amazing!!We had a wonderful day exploring and learning about the volcanos and the island. We loved the dark lava tube and the steam vents. It was amazing to see the difference from one explosion to the next. Then seeing the shades of black, exposing its age and the new flora and fauna that grows among it. Our earth is so amazing!! Volcanoes are absolute proof of the majesty of it!Visited November 2023Traveled with friendsWritten November 2, 2023
- chrisryanjohnGig Harbor, Washington17 contributionsThrilling Adventures in Hawaii’s Volcanic WonderlandHawaii Volcanoes National Park is an absolute gem of a destination that left us in awe! The dramatic landscapes, volcanic craters, and lush rainforests make it a must-visit spot in Hawaii. We had the chance to witness nature's forces at work, from flowing lava to unique geological formations. The park's visitor center was informative, helping us understand the park's history and the significance of its natural wonders. The hiking trails were well-maintained, and walking through the Thurston Lava Tube was a thrilling experience. The experience of exploring the lava tube, with its otherworldly rock formations and history, was a definite highlight. The rangers' guidance and safety measures in place made it a safe and exhilarating adventure. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is a testament to the Earth's dynamism and the beauty of creation. It's an essential stop for any nature lover or adventurer visiting Hawaii. We are grateful for the opportunity to experience this natural wonder!Visited November 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten November 8, 2023
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Victor L
Houston, TX103 contributions
Dec 2019
We were taken here on a tour called the Hawaii Volcano Park Shared Shore Excursion by the owner, Gil. Please note that you are taken up to the mountain, and I believe the elevation was around 4000 feet. The temperature up there was about 58 degrees around 9am. We came unprepared as that is a bit chilly for us. Our tour guide had extra jackets and could not be more thankful. I highly recommend having someone very familiar with the park drive you around. I would have easily lost my sense of direction there. Find a steam vent and stand next to it. It feels like if you are in a sauna. Feels great when it's chilly. When we were there, it was rather drizzly, so pack a rain jacket or umbrella to be safe. So many great things to see. Our guide was showing us lots of places where lava had flowed and stayed with some flows from the mid 1970's. It was a neat place to see given our limited time on the island because of our cruise.
Written January 11, 2020
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404HappyTraveller
Saskatchewan, Canada480 contributions
Feb 2020
This is still an excellent experience, despite a number of changes and closures within the park that have occurred over the past couple of years. It was of added interest to see the changes in the park since the last eruptions. We drove around from Kona, so it was a full day trip, and we had a great time. The weather was perfect, and we had a really lucky day finding parking spots that just seemed to open up whenever we needed one - makes for a pretty stress free day when you’re in the midst of the large number of people that visit the park every day. The ranger staff were very helpful and informative. The Chain of Craters drive is well worth the time it takes to drive to the end and back. My only grumble about the whole process is that you are required to purchase a seven day pass for $30 to get into the park. I can appreciate that lots of people come back over several days, but it would be nice to have the option of just purchasing admission for a single day.
Written February 19, 2020
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flashncrash
Berkeley, CA672 contributions
Nov 2019
Volcanoes NP is stunning even in its starkness. Easy to access from Hilo on down while a drive from the north and west sections of the island. We had the benefit of a lifetime NPS pass so we didn't have to worry of how we necessarily needed to use our time as we didn't have to visit only once. It is great to just pull off at one of the wide-enough areas and go exploring. Of course one needs to be careful as the territory undulates and the lava rock is sharp. The Nahuku-Thurston Lava Tubes were closed during our visit in November 2019 which was unfortunate but we did access the one at Bird Park though it is not recommended you do so. The Holei Sea Arch is a sight to behold as the ocean crashes against the cliffs. Check out the designs in the smooth lava as you traverse down to the cliff tops overlooking the ocean. Take the time here, since you are parked, to continue on the gravel path and walk to the lava flow that you can walk on as it seems to go on forever. On the way back on Chain of Craters Rd if you're up to another trek over and around rocks and boulders check out the Pu'u Loa Petroglyphs. Here on an elevated boardwalk you will see these ancient artworks, unfortunately, you will also see some vandalizing as well. We came back another day to visit the Visitors Center, the Steam Vents and the Steaming Bluff. These areas were much more crowded. If you drove here you can pick up gas in the Kilauea Military Camp where their gas prices are excellent and only bettered by the Costco in Kona. We did not venture on any trails and certainly there is much more that could be explored. We hope to be back for more adventure.
Written October 27, 2020
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NewsByScott
Phoenix, AZ321 contributions
Jul 2022
I don't think you need to read reviews of the park itself.. so instead I will give you tips. We did the unthinkable and got up in the middle of the night to make it to the view spot for lava by 4:30am. We saw the glow and the sunrise with only a handful of people. Dress warm it is cold and windy and may rain. It is a easy one mile hike to the viewing rimj. We then basically had the park to ourselves until around 9am when it got a bit busier. We hiked a total of 12 miles on various trails. If you do what I suggest and go before sunrise do dress in layers because by 11am you will start to get warm. My favorite trail was Kilauea iki trail which takes you around the crater and then down and across the bottom of it. Bring a hat and plenty of water because if the sun is not covered by clouds it will get toasty. We also drove the chain of Craters down to the sea. The sea arch is OK very windy and you can only view from a distance. The petroglyph trail was also nice but walking over all that lava and in the wind is exhausting. After we felt we saw all there was we then went to Kona for the afternoon. We picked up dinner and headed back to the volcano for a sunset and night glow sighting ( since we were staying in KONA) We parked in the closest lot to walk to the lava viewing (can't remember the name) we got there around 6 pm ( the sun set around pm) the parking lots started to fill up fast. We ate dinner in the car then walked to the area for sunset. I was shocked at the throngs of people already there. We stayed for about an hour 8pm had our fill and left. I totally would recommend doing the EARLY 4am view instead of the night time. You don't have the crowds of people then you have the rest of your day for the park then drive to the black sand beach and take a nap!.
Written July 9, 2022
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Fred T
Reno, NV727 contributions
Jan 2021
We drove 2+ hours from Kona to see the visitor center (during daylight hours) and the red glow from the lava after sunset. Sunset happens around 6:30 PM. The rangers told us that the best viewing was at the end of the road. Since that is where most people head, there was a traffic jam with the park rangers directing traffic. We waited (on the main road) about 20 minutes before we were allowed into the parking lot (where another ranger directed us to an open parking spot). We walked the short distance to the crater's edge. We did NOT see any red glow in the sky (steam or clouds), just some white and gray. We were disappointed. When we were here in 2014, we saw lots of red. Looking at the NPS webcam of the crater, one can see that there is not much red on the lava lake.
Based on the traffic we saw, many people come just for the viewing after sunset.
The visitor center was a bust. The store was open, but not the museum. The store closed at 5 PM.
The lava tube is also closed.
We have had much better visits in years past.
Based on the traffic we saw, many people come just for the viewing after sunset.
The visitor center was a bust. The store was open, but not the museum. The store closed at 5 PM.
The lava tube is also closed.
We have had much better visits in years past.
Written January 26, 2021
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G C
Anchorage, AK999 contributions
Dec 2020 • Couples
Just in time for Xmas, Pele decided to demonstrate her power and force with a new eruption at the Kileaua crater :)). Very exciting for kama’aina and visitors alike!
Some tips for viewing this remarkable phenomenon:
If you want to see the volcanic activity at dusk, it’s best to arrive and enter the Park a couple hours early.
There’s two ways to access the viewpoint closest to the ongoing eruption — at the northern end of the Crater Road, where there’s a small parking lot + extended wait time to get a spot as directed by NPS staff (2 hours or longer, then a short 200 foot walk to the overlook), or parking at the secondary lots near the visitor center then walking for several miles (r/t) on the paths leading to/from the overlook. (Note that there can be a considerable wait to exit this secondary parking area after you’ve returned to your vehicle.)
Bring a jacket if you’re visiting Kileaua at dusk, as it can be windy, chilly, and/or rainy!
Don’t go beyond the barriers at the crater overlook — the adjacent cliff is very high, and the edge is unstable = extremely hazardous!
Have an enjoyable and safe visit to see Pele in action :))
Some tips for viewing this remarkable phenomenon:
If you want to see the volcanic activity at dusk, it’s best to arrive and enter the Park a couple hours early.
There’s two ways to access the viewpoint closest to the ongoing eruption — at the northern end of the Crater Road, where there’s a small parking lot + extended wait time to get a spot as directed by NPS staff (2 hours or longer, then a short 200 foot walk to the overlook), or parking at the secondary lots near the visitor center then walking for several miles (r/t) on the paths leading to/from the overlook. (Note that there can be a considerable wait to exit this secondary parking area after you’ve returned to your vehicle.)
Bring a jacket if you’re visiting Kileaua at dusk, as it can be windy, chilly, and/or rainy!
Don’t go beyond the barriers at the crater overlook — the adjacent cliff is very high, and the edge is unstable = extremely hazardous!
Have an enjoyable and safe visit to see Pele in action :))
Written January 4, 2021
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travel6345
San Jose212 contributions
Jul 2021
Amazing to think about how these volcanoes were made.
We flew into Hilo and stayed 3 nights at an airBnB nearby in Volcano and was able to visit quite a lot of the park with 2 full days. This included hiking across one of the crater floors, and a couple other trails as well as driving to the ocean seeing all of the craters along the main crater road. There were a couple more trails we could've done with a third day and if we had gotten up real early and pushed you might be able to get a good experience with one full day.
(Hike the Kīlauea Iki trail and lava tube, drive the road and then see the big caldera.) The park is always open I believe so you can come early morning. There weren't any current lava flows at this time, but still worth seeing and there may be more in the future.
Volcano was a great place to stay for this trip as we were less than 10 minutes from the park and there were few crowds before 930. Overall, the park didn't get real crowded when we went but Kilauea Iki parking lot did fill up around that time. Our only issue with staying in Volcano was that the restaurants closed very early and there wasn't a town center. We loved our airbnb in the woods but for us would try Hilo where restaurants were still open after a longer day in the park. In July the temperatures was in the 60s and had light rain at times.
We bought the annual pass to all of the national parks for $80. It's is a great deal if you'll visit any other parks within the next 12 months. Other discounts may also be available.
We flew into Hilo and stayed 3 nights at an airBnB nearby in Volcano and was able to visit quite a lot of the park with 2 full days. This included hiking across one of the crater floors, and a couple other trails as well as driving to the ocean seeing all of the craters along the main crater road. There were a couple more trails we could've done with a third day and if we had gotten up real early and pushed you might be able to get a good experience with one full day.
(Hike the Kīlauea Iki trail and lava tube, drive the road and then see the big caldera.) The park is always open I believe so you can come early morning. There weren't any current lava flows at this time, but still worth seeing and there may be more in the future.
Volcano was a great place to stay for this trip as we were less than 10 minutes from the park and there were few crowds before 930. Overall, the park didn't get real crowded when we went but Kilauea Iki parking lot did fill up around that time. Our only issue with staying in Volcano was that the restaurants closed very early and there wasn't a town center. We loved our airbnb in the woods but for us would try Hilo where restaurants were still open after a longer day in the park. In July the temperatures was in the 60s and had light rain at times.
We bought the annual pass to all of the national parks for $80. It's is a great deal if you'll visit any other parks within the next 12 months. Other discounts may also be available.
Written July 13, 2021
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ReeceHenry
Brisbane, Australia281 contributions
Oct 2019
Travelled there with my parents. On the day we visited it was raining which kept the crowds down. There is no lava but plenty of geological sites including historical lava flows, calderas and active calderas (with plenty of steam vents). This is the place to go when you are at the big Island.
Written January 19, 2020
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Angèle A
6 contributions
Mar 2020
We used Shaka Guide App (well worth it) - as our guide while we visited the Volcano National Park! We arrived late afternoon; entrance fee is $30 for one car. We were totally underdressed as we were returning from a day at the beach:) It was 14 degrees Celsius!
We spent 3 hours in the park and really enjoyed the views, the stories and the difference in temperatures from summit to sea level (14 to 27 degrees Celsius).
Our park entry was valid for 7 days; therefore we returned a few days later with warmer clothing, hiking shoes and a lunch and spent a full day exploring the many trails in the park! We walked in a lava tube, hiked to a crater, participated in a guided walk to the petroglyphs with a park ranger - great job Mike!
You cannot come to the Big Island and not plan a day at the park! And plan to watch the informative videos offered at the Visitor Centre.
We spent 3 hours in the park and really enjoyed the views, the stories and the difference in temperatures from summit to sea level (14 to 27 degrees Celsius).
Our park entry was valid for 7 days; therefore we returned a few days later with warmer clothing, hiking shoes and a lunch and spent a full day exploring the many trails in the park! We walked in a lava tube, hiked to a crater, participated in a guided walk to the petroglyphs with a park ranger - great job Mike!
You cannot come to the Big Island and not plan a day at the park! And plan to watch the informative videos offered at the Visitor Centre.
Written March 6, 2020
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RochHam
Rochester, MN1 contribution
Feb 2020
We had a great visit to the visitor center, main viewing spots at the Volcano House and other stops on the Craters trail. My wife wanted to see the petroglyphs near the end of that 16 mile drive dropping a few thousand feet (good road but definitely hold the wheel with both hands!). We'd read there was a boardwalk to the site but when arriving found out it was a .7 mile walk through a fairly rigorous lava boulder path. About .5 mile in my wife lost her footing and fell, dislocating her finger (we found that out at the ER hours later). We were wearing non slip good shoes going very slow but highly advise anyone over 55 especially with weaker knees/hips/ankles to skip that stop and feel the park service needs to better advise only experienced hikers to do this one. The rest of the park was interesting but this wrecked our experience, what could have been one of our highlights to a multi week island visit.
Written February 11, 2020
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We would like to spend two full days at the park (family of four with 9 & 12 year old).
Day 1: Visit Visitor Center, do longer 5-6 mile Kīlauea Iki loop starting at the Visitor Center or Devastation Trailhead (if open, trip is in future). If we are still up for it we would then do sites along Chain of Craters Road. If not, leave it for Day 2.
Day 2: If we get everything in above, what would you do on day 2? Kahuku Unit? Muana Loa road?
Written February 16, 2023
My recommendation to you is to arrive at trail head early, spots filled very fast. We hiked first then did the Chain of Craters Road after. Excellent day.
Written February 17, 2023
We will be with my 80 yr old mom who doesn’t want to walk on uneven surfaces and my 3 kids, ages 6 and 4 yr old twins. Any trails or itineraries that are not too long/dangerous/uneven? Thanks
Written February 20, 2022
I would suggest going to the volcano visitor center. There are park rangers that will answer all of your questions, and where the best place to go if you’re not interested in hiking. Also across from the visitor center is the volcano house. We stayed there one night and had a really good view of the glow. We took so many pictures. Seeing the actual lava lake is hit or miss when going on a hike. Hope this helps. Have a wonderful time!
Written February 21, 2022
Hi. We are planning to go here but my hubby has recently developed a fear of heights, e.g., walking near cliffs. Are there “heights” like this along the trail?
Written July 20, 2021
No problems with heights, since I have the same fear. Most trails have plenty of land past the railing so you don't feel like you are looking straight down. Use your judgement & all will be good!
Written July 21, 2021
How many days should I plan to visit VNP? Also looking for recommendations while in the park.
Written April 20, 2021
1 or 2....or, if you will be on the island for 10 days or longer, or if this is your #1 priority, or if you are dedicated hiker or naturalist, maybe 3. VNP is huge, with many hours worth of drives and hikes. Also, it will likely be sunny in the morning then start to rain the afternoon, so you may not have full days. With all that said, I spent one day, about 8 hrs, in the park and felt completely fulfilled. TOP SITES (IMO): 1) Kilauea Iki Trail - amazing hike through old crater, 2hr 2) Crater Rim Drive - incredible drive from visitor center down to ocean, through massive lava fields, 2-4hr 3) Halema’uma’u trail - beautiful hike through a rainforest down to the active Kilauea crater, 1.5hrs 4) Kikaeau overlook - this is the active volcano, you can also see the glow at night, 1hr—-This is my “best of” list and a good full day, you can see it adds up to 6-8hrs. If you feel like you will want to do more hiking than this, add another day. Hope this helps!
Written April 21, 2021
Olá, é necessário contratar um guia ou posso me auto guiar com meu carro?
Written May 17, 2020
Bonjour
Nous pensons visiter le Kilauea à l été 2020. Quelqu un sait il si l accès aux trails et plient de vue est possible ?
Written March 7, 2020
Hi, We will be in Hawaii at the end of January and staying in Waikola Village. We only have one day to go to the volcano/Hilo side. Is it realistic to see the volcano, the botanic gardens and a waterfall or 2 on the way home in one day? Travelling with 4 adults...
Written January 14, 2020
Hi - there is a lot to see at Volcanoes, and one of my favorite hikes is the Kilauea Iki Trail. It's fairly short at 4 miles, but involves some elevation. I walked it "clockwise" as you view the caldera, but think it may be easier to go "counter-clockwise". The reason I say that is the elevation paths are different - one is steps & the other is switchbacks through the jungle. The steps got pretty tiring going up & I thought the switchback would be a more enjoyable way to go up the 400 feet of elevation.
Written January 15, 2020
If someone only has three hours to visit the park, what would you recommend?
Written November 21, 2019
Definitely the visitors center. Take a short walk to the sulfur springs/steam vents and then head over to the crater rim. Drive down to some of the old lava flows - pretty spectacular.
Written December 3, 2019
After visiting the Big IS, my family of 3 needs to stay overnight in Honolulu before heading home the next morn. Can anyone advise an inexpensive good place with a free/included reliable shuttle service to the airport? thanks, Anne
Written September 23, 2019
Inn on the park Honolulu might be okay, not sure of your budget or how many nights, it is listed on booking, if that helps.
Written September 23, 2019
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