Kilauea Iki Trail, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

easily followed, well marked trail with stone ahu (cairns) over the crater floor. Recent bore-hole measurements indicate that roiling molten lava is lying beneath the skin of the caldera only 230 feet beneath your hiking boots. Keep your eyes open for Peles Hair and Peles Tears (fine, thread-like and bead-like deposits of volcanic glass), gaseous vents and other marvels of the living lava mountain. This hike requires you to take plenty of water, rain gear, suncream, a map and compass, to ...

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2 Responses to “Kilauea Iki Trail, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park”

  1. ribanafish says:
    December 2, 2008 at 7:32 pm

    This is a beautiful and very instructional video. Thank you very much for posting! Greetings from Slovenia!

  2. Annie0854 says:
    May 9, 2009 at 11:18 am

    Hi Donnie! That was beautiful and very interesting.