Adventures in the U.S. National Parks and public lands with Matt and Karen Smith.
What could be more magical than watching new land being formed as lava flows from the mouth of a volcano? Hawaii Volcanoes National Park protects and celebrates this beautiful site as its boundary extends from the Pacific Ocean to nearly the 13,677-foot summit of Mauna Loa. Tucked along the southeast edge of the Big Island, this lava-belching landscape has been a national park for over 100 years. In this episode, we talk about the top ten things you’ll want to be sure to do when visiting the park.
And check out our companion blog post about the Top Ten Things to Do in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park – click here.
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