Tradewinds Vacations Invites You To Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Recent events which have taken place at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park have once again thrust this stunning national park into the spotlight. An eruption of the Kamoamoa Fissure has made this park the place to be for viewing a live and active volcano. Although the lava stopped flowing on March 9th, the chance that it may happen again is always a possibility. In addition, the volcano is still showing some activity and causing some closures to avoid visitors getting too close.
The two remaining closures are the Napau Trail and the Naulu Trail. However, all other parts of the park are open and ready for viewing this amazing event. In addition, if you would like to see the volcano from afar, you can look at the nps website where they have added a live webcam of the area allowing visitors to see the volcanic activity from the comfort of their own homes.
About the Park From Tradewinds Vacations
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was opened almost a hundred years ago. It is home to both active and dormant volcanoes, caves, archeological sites of interest and tours offered by the NPS staff on a daily basis.
Archeological sites include prehistoric native Hawaiian and Euro/American sites. Evidence of these early peoples existence in the area is illustrated in excavations of homes, mounds, livestock areas, and in petroglyphs found throughout the area as well.
Caves found in the park are predominantly lava tubes, but also include earth cracks, volcanic vents, rift magma chambers, and tree casts as well. Many are open every day to the public and allow visitors the chance to explore the amazing underground world of the park.
Tradewinds Vacations invites you to explore this stunning living and changing environment. In addition to being educational and amazing, national parks are a cost effective way to experience the US. Explore all of the US amazing national parks and find out what makes this great country so special with Tradewinds Vacations. If you would like more information on this or any other national park visit nps online at nps.gov.
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