Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

"Hawaii’s premier natural attraction, home to an active volcano and one of only two World Heritage Sites in the islands." Full review

"Few visitors are familiar with this 116,000-acre portion of the national park...hike through forest and fields that include a cinder cone, tree molds from an 1866 lava flow, and ranchera relics." Full review

"Even among Hawaii's many wonders, this national park stands out: its two active volcanoes testify to the ongoing birth of the islands." Full review

"The awe-inspiring and ruggedly beautiful Kilauea is called the drive-in volcano because paved roads allow you to traverse it by car." Full review

"The most popular attraction in the Hawaiian Islands, Kilauea has been erupting since 1983." Full review

"This is one of the few places in the world where travelers can visit a live volcano." Full review

"It’s open just 3 days a week—you can hike through forest and fields that include a cinder cone, tree molds from an 1866 lava flow, and ranch-era relics. Rangers also frequently lead free hikes" Full review

"From the world over, curious spectators gathered on the rim of Kilauea’s Halemaumau crater to see one of the greatest wonders of the globe. More than a century after it was named a national park" Full review