Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Address	30 miles southwest of Hilo and 96 miles southeast of Kona
Hours	Year-round, 24 hours a day

Ever wonder what it would be like to touch, smell, and walk on a real volcano? Well now is your chance to make a your dreams come true. The Big Island is home to numerious volcanoes but the most fascinating one of them all is called, Pele, or the Hawaiian Volcano goddess. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the Big Islands #1 visitor attraction allows you to experience the most amazing creation by Mother Nature, an active volcano. The finest and safest way to view Pele is to get updated flow information from the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Visitor Center on the day of your hike. Wear comfortable shoes and bring lots of water when going to view Goddess Pele. Hiking down the lava flow will offer you a once in a lifetime viewing of Pele erupting, the longest eruption in history. The volcano has been erupting its red-hot lava to create a crimson fortress, and there is not indication of when Pele’s eruptions will stop. Immerse yourself in the feeling and allow the memory to be with you for all the years to come.