Kilauea Iki Trail Review

As one of our tours to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, we parked in the parking lot of Nahuku - Thurston Lava Tube and found the entrance of Kilauea Iki Trail and began to hike. After going all the way down to the bottom of the crater, we saw the remains of the Kilauea Iki volcano in 1959. At the bottom of the crater is the magma that has been cooled for more than 60 years and has now become a solid rock. In the old rocky ripples and cracks, some plants are often seen growing, and people sigh that even in such harsh environments, life will still find blooming exits. Walking at the bottom of the crater, you can also see some places that are constantly hot and breathy, making people a little afraid of whether they will walk and walk and suddenly start spraying magma.

Hawaii Volcano Park, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, has Kilauea volcano. The eruption of red lava and sulfur vapor will be eye-opening! When you come to Dadao, you must come to the Volcano Park. It's only four hours and several days long. There are places worth visiting here.

The experience here is very special. The volcanic lava stretches for miles from the crater to the sea. Between heaven and earth, people are so small, and the grass is stubbornly drilling out of the lava crevice.

Kilauea Mountain Road is a famous game experience in Hawaii. It's worth hiking. It's hot and cold in some places, and we spent more than an hour hiking.

Crater Rim Drive is an elliptical road around Lava Lake. There are many observation points in the circle. Jagger Muum is the official recommended observation point. It also has telescopes for tourists. It is relatively easy to observe near Lava Lake.