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  • What's Going On With The Volcanoes?
    A group of people at an overlook viewing a high fountain of lava. Eruption Viewing

    Plan ahead for the best eruption viewing locations.

    A hardened lava lake within a crater. Kīlauea Volcano Update

    Read the activity summary of Kīlauea, courtesy of USGS.

    Cinder cone producing steam. Mauna Loa Volcano Update

    Read the activity summary of Mauna Loa, courtesy of USGS.

    Overlooking massive dark grey volcanic caldera with camera in the top left foreground. Webcams

    Get a live look inside the park, courtesy of USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.

    A ranger standing next to a sulfur dioxide monitor. Air Quality

    Hazardous volcanic gasses can present a danger to sensitive groups of people. Frequently check the air quality during your visit.

    Two hikers on a road with a distant snow-covered mountain Safety

    Many hazards exist in this dynamic landscape. Be prepared and informed so your visit is safe and enjoyable.

    Last updated: April 14, 2025

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