夏威夷火山国家公园

没看到红红的岩浆全是可惜。但总体不错。不累。就是黑色的有些恐怖。要拍照得穿鲜艳的颜色。。厕所很臭。餐厅在装修。很遗憾。只能自己带干粮。

公园很大，开车几乎是唯一靠谱选择，门票10美金/车，一周内无限次进出，但对于游客而言，进去一次差不多了。门口游客中心可以领取地图，咨询旅游路线，但其实推荐的景点都很一般，大小火山口都冒烟，但看不到熔岩流出。有很大一部分区域关闭，据说是因为火山喷出的有害气体，唯一觉得有看头的，是往火山路最末端走的路上，可以看到70年代火山喷发的遗址，大片大片的黑色岩浆地，好像到了没有人烟的外星球。

真的很棒的旅游，虽然我不会说英文，但是我们还是自行租车到火山公园了，相信大家也能做到，只能自己去探访才能知道有多棒！！

门票是一辆车十美金，可以连续参观七天。第二次之后进去只要给他们看收据就好，所以若要在进去，要将收据保存好。这个国家公园里可以开车观赏，也有健行步道，景色很奇特。还有里面的火山旅馆有餐厅，工作人员服务态度良好，餐点也满好吃的，每道菜价格大约从十九到三十九美元。很推荐这个火山国家公园，很值得一游。

Jun.20th Forth Stop @ Hawaii Volcano National Park 好了，今天的重头戏来了。从Hilo出来开四十多分钟就到火山国家公园。Kilauea还是座活火山，想到这儿对大自然的敬畏之情就油然而生，第一次近距离接触火山口，旁边有个博物馆（Jaggar Museum)。l另一头还有个景点是熔岩隧道（Lava Tube)。

Such a unique place where you can get personal with the current active volcano and see its paths of destruction top to bottom in a matter of a few hours. No other place like it.

Great view of the volcano crater. It's still spewing lava.... You can also check out the lava tube in the park. But what I really appreciated was the entrance fee was $10 for the 1 vehicle and have access for the whole week which is awesome because there is a lot to see. You can also walk on a trail inside the actual crater of the volcano .do bring warm attire and proper shoe wear. NO SANDLES!!!

There is so much to see and do here! The visitors center should be your first stop as the rangers are very knowledgeable and will help you decide how to make the best use of the time you have. There are short, easy trails if you're not a serious hiker. The Thurston Lava tube is a cool sight and an easy walk. Don't wear flip flops tho, especially if it's raining as the start of the trail can be slick. Also, a must see is the view of Kilauea from the Halema'uma'u viewpoint behind the Jaggar museum. It is best after dark, at least 15 min or so after sunset. The famous red glow is just beautiful! If you're doing the chain of craters road, you will be able to see the petroglyphs and the holei sea arch. Both pretty cool sights. The petroglyphs are neat and the trail to get to them isn't too long. The holei sea arch is even easier to get to. It is right off the road.

This is a must see as the views are spectacular. The size of the crater and walking through the lava tubes was breath taking. The tour we took was 11 hours long and worth every minute. We had a supplied lunch which consisted of a sandwich, beverage, chips, and desert all of which were very good. Dinner was also included and we ate at the resort in the park and the food was awesome. Our driver and guide Jon was also fantastic and made the trip that much more enjoyable. We visited points of interest along the way to the volcano which made the trip that much more enjoyable.

A must see from Jagger Museum, who can say they saw an active volcano!! The staff is helpful and knowledgeable. This was our second visit and had to bring daughter and husband. Still rainy and cold this trip too but the views are incredible!

We've just come back from a day at volcanos national park and I wish we had another day to spend there. We were at the park for 7 hours and it wasn't enough. We stopped at nearly every senic point and went to the lava tubes twice because it was so nice. We're not avid hikers by any means but we did a few of the smaller easy hikes and very much enjoyed them. Be sure to pack warm clothes. It was very windy and got really cold towards the top of the mountain.So much to see! Must visit the visitor centre first and speak to one of the Rangers and get all the flyers, they'll help navigate the day. Had a wonderful day and wish I could go back tomorrow Also $10 for a week pass per car. So cheap

Amazing steam rising from a crater you can walk through. Then, watch the glow and gasses from the main crater at night! Different types of lava flows from the past all around you. Kind of neat freaky!

Self drive trip to the volcano nationl park in the late afternoon. Fantastic views of the volcano which became amazing whan it got dark. The glow from the volcano crater can only be seen at night.

Love this area! This area is so diverse in its surroundings from desert to rain forest. We did a hike into the Kilauea Iki Crater. This volcano last erupted in 1959. This is a beautiful hike through the rain forest along the rim listening to the birds singing down deep onto what was once a lake of flowing lava. When you look down onto the crater floor from the rim the hikers below look like tiny ants. The trail is well marked with Aha (stacked rocks) across the crater floor. Amazing enough new vegetation is starting to grow among the molten rock in cracks from seeds that have been blown in by the wind. There are also many steam vents scattered along the trail. After our hike we walked through the Thurston Lava tube before taking a drive down the Chain of Craters road to the coast line. We the went back and waited until dark so we could see the glow from the Kilauea Caldera. Last year we missed out on this because it started to pour rain. This year we had a beautiful show! Very cool day.

This is a "must see" during the day and night. Be prepared for cold and rain! The rangers are helpful and knowledgeable. You can't imagine how beautiful it is as well as how massive it is! We are sure ri visit again!