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Address: Sulphur Banks Trail, Volcano.
This site is a bit of a paradox. You can smell the sulfur fumes in the air. You'd expect the rainfall in this area to be very acidic; you'll not be disappointed. The few measurements made indicate that from this perspective, it is a harsh environment. The paradox comes when you look at the plants. Species are abundant and many appear to be thriving, even some quite close to the sulfur vents.
Address: Chain of Craters Rd, Pāhoa.
This is a popular archaeological site in Hawaii. Pu'u Loa is a volcanic pressure dome that was formed during the eruption of Kāne Nui O Hamo about 550 years ago.
Address: 11-3051 Volcano Rd, Volcano.
This is a beautiful tropical orchid garden with amazing collections of various species of orchids.
Address: 19-3834 Old Volcano Rd, Volcano.
This is a working Art Studio and Gallery is set on three lush acres in Volcano Village, a mile from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Address: 19-4030 Wright Rd, Volcano.
This community center is located just outside of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is the heartbeat of the Volcano Village Community.
Address: 35 Piimauna Dr, Volcano.
This is a vineyard with a variety of wines made from area-sourced ingredients, plus tastings & a gift store.
Address: Pāhoa.
You need to enjoy moderate hiking to reach this vantage point at the Keanakakoi Crater Overlook.
Address: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
This is a tropical forest area featuring a long, subterranean cave formed by ancient flowing lava.
Address: Crater Rim Drive, Volcano.
This is a popular hiking destination in Hawaii National Park with scenic views.
Address: Chain of Craters Rd, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
This is a paradise for hiking lovers in Hawaii with excellent photographic views.
Address: 1 Crater Rim Drive, Pāhoa.
This is a scenic spot in Hawaii where you can see the area between the caldera's edge and outer cliffs of Kīlauea Caldera is a treeless plain. The ground just a few feet down is so hot that tree roots can not survive. But shallow-rooted grasses and plants grow here.
Address: Pāhoa.
Kīlauea Iki is a pit crater that is next to the main summit caldera of Kīlauea on the island of Hawaiʻi in the Hawaiian Islands
Address: 1 Crater Rim Drive, Volcano.
This is a visitor center in Hawaii with exhibits covering the park's environment, history & culture.
Address: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
This National park was established in 1916 and located on Hawaii island. This park protects some of the most unique geological, biological, and cultural landscapes in the world.