Hawaii Volcanoes
Introducing the volcanoes of Kilauea and Mauna Loa… More than 4,000 feet high (and still growing) Kilauea adjoins the much larger and older Mauna Loa which actually means “long mountain.” Mauna Loa is massive, towering 13,679 feet above sea level. In fact, if you measured the volcano at its base, which is located 18,000 feet below sea level, you would realize it is larger than Mount Everest.
Overview of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
General park information for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, including hours of operation, where to stay, and when to visit.
General park information for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, including hours of operation, where to stay, and when to visit.