Does anybody know of a site that provides information on where to go to see the lava up close? As close as possible,for example, a hiking trail.h
I am going to the Big Island and was looking forward to go into a boat tour. But it is very expensive and many things have came up financially speaking that do not allow me to afford it. Still, I already bought the air ticket and I want to make the best out of it.
Your best bet is the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park web site. It'll show you what's open where, and how to get to it.
The current viewing area is at the end of the old Highway 130, and is about a mile or so trek from the parking area. It's open from 5 until 10 in the evening, with the last car allowed in at 8.
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I am going to the Big Island and was looking forward to go into a boat tour. But it is very expensive and many things have came up financially speaking that do not allow me to afford it. Still, I already bought the air ticket and I want to make the best out of it.
Any ideas?
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The current viewing area is at the end of the old Highway 130, and is about a mile or so trek from the parking area. It's open from 5 until 10 in the evening, with the last car allowed in at 8.