Kilauea Volcano’s Summit and Active Eruption
DestinationsTags: active eruption, birdwatching, desert, hiking, historic eruption, jungle, lava, lava tube, national park, native forest
The heart of Kilauea, where the rainforests of Puna meet the deserts of Ka’u.
Summary: Located within Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, the summit of Kilauea is a significant focus of Hawaiian culture and legend. The growth of Kilauea, directed by the volcano goddess Pele, is recorded as living history in the plethora of geological features around the highest point of the volcano: steam vents, fumaroles, faults, lava tubes, explosive debris, historic lava flows, and the current eruption of Kilauea within Halema’uma’u crater.
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