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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Lava field and volcanic crater
© Hawaii's Big Island Visitor Bureau (BIVB)
Founded in 1916, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park stretches from the coastline to the summit of the world’s biggest shield volcano, the Mauna Loa 13,680 ft (4,169 m) high. Lava fields, volcanic craters and cinder cones characterize the scenery – steam rises from many spots and the thought occurs that the volcano is just about to erupt. The national park, which was declared an international biosphere reserve, is the result of 70 million of years of volcanism and evolution. Since volcanism can... more
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- Address:
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, HI 96718
Big Island - Phone: +1-808-985-6000
- Fax: +1-808-985-6004
- Opening hours: Kilauea Visitor Center: daily 7.45 am-5 pm; Jaggar Museum: daily 8.30 am-8 pm
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