Advertisement
Famous Places
Last Articles
Last News
- HPD seeks witnesses to fatal freeway crash, dead motorcyclists identified [10/04/2011]
- State to unveil school anti-bullying plan [10/04/2011]
- 'Graying Hippies' in Hilo Join NY City Allies in Protest of 'Corporate Greed and Influence' [10/04/2011]
- Man drowns after jumping off tower into reservoir [10/04/2011]
Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island
Kilauea is located on the southeastern tip of the Big Island of Hawaii and is one of the most active volcanoes in the world! Hike through lush rainforest to experience vents spewing steam, brand new land being created, ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs, walk-through lava tubes, and unrivaled vistas.
Its current eruption started in January 1983 and has been continuously flowing ever since. As of January 2000, it had produced 2.5 million cubic yards of lava, covered 39.9 square miles, and added 506 acres (205 hectares) of land to Kilauea's southern shore. Lava erupting from the Pu'u 'O'o cone flows through a tube system down the Pulama pali about 7 miles to the sea.