There are a number of dangers around any sort of lava. Obviously, you do not want to get to close to running lava and you absolutely must not touch it. For solidified lava, it is easy to break through... more
We were warned in advance about the multiple dangers of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and especially the Halema'uma'u Overlook. You can geuss them:
* Don't go to close to the rim, it's quite a... more
I'll add them all here. First and foremost bring a 1.5 liter bottle of water with you. You can buy it at any store you stop in to here so there isn't a shortage. I actually had to refill at a water... more
The Hawaiians call them Pali. Scientists call them fault scarps. Most of us would call them cliffs. But by whatever name you call them, they can be deadly especially along the seacoast close to the... more
Here is the Hawaiian goose. It is called the Nene (nay-nay) and is a close relative of the Canada goose. It so closely resembles them both in appearance and DNA... more
Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, the catchy title of the 1992 bestseller by John Gray, succinctly expresses an ancient dilemma. What--if anything--do... more
One important rule in the park, and on the island as a whole: Please do not vandalize, deface, damage, or remove any park features, including plants, animals,... more
The fairly steep descent of this winding road makes it hazardous to drive, especially under wet conditions. Please observe the speed limit, be careful of... more
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Warnings and Dangers
Reviews and photos of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park warnings and dangers posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park sightseeing.
This Park is a grand example of processes involved in the Earth's origin and how those processes continue to work today. Far from sleeping, the building up of the big island continues, lava flows,...
Hawaii Volcanos National Park is located on the Big Island of Hawaii. It is a 45 minute drive there from Hilo and around 2 1/2 hrs from Kona.
The park is open 24 hrs a day, seven days a week.
The......
Hawaii Volcanoes NP is home to the active Kilaue Volcano.
The lush greenery of tree ferns and other tropical plants, lava tubes, cinder cones, odd mineral formations, steam vents and the vast barren...
I always get that certain excitement when planning my trip to Kilauea. I still can't understand why I wasn't this enthused when it began errupting during my teen and young adult years! I suggest you...
On my first full day, I decided to make the journey to Volcanoes National Park. I was amazed by the varied landscapes and stark cliffs and craters. I'm very glad I made the trip.
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