Family Things To Do in Volcano, Hawaii

Volcano Art Center (VAC) is known for preserving, presenting, and sharing Hawaii's rich culture and traditi... More on uptake_content

The jewelry, pottery, and art are original and very reasonably priced . More on TripAdvisor

Located on the former Hopper Estate, the Volcano Garden Arts complex includes a gallery, several acres of l... More on Discover America

Volcano Garden Arts

Escape Road is a mountain bikers dream and another great testing ground for you full suspension bike. It is a grated cinder road that is completely surrounded by giant hapu'u tree ferns, 'ohia and ... More on Trails

'Hawaii Volcanoes National Park', established in 1916, is a United States National Park located in the U.S. State of Hawai{{okina}}i on the island of Hawai{{okina}}i. It displays the results of hun... More on Wikipedia

This is an old access road to the 'Ainahou Ranch. At approximately 2.7 miles, 'Ainahou Ranch Road ends. Bicycles are prohibited beyond this point due to the endangered nene geese. This area has become ... More on Trails

Inscription. 1912-1942: For nearly 30 years, Americas first full-time volcano observatory occupied this site. Under the direction of Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, world renowned volcanologist, the expertise to monitor and study volcanoes ... More on HMDB

Volcano House Inn is the first hotel ever built in the islands. It overlooks Halemaumau Crater and has been welcoming guests ... More on Trekaroo

The trail to the field is marked with little ahu, or triangular piles of stone. You can walk on a ... More on Trekaroo

Mr. Moriyasu Akatsuka has been in the orchid business for decades, bringing with him many years of orchid e... More on Akatsukaorchid.com

This is a wonderful place to visit if you are interested in different types of orchids. The owner, Mr. Mor... More on igougo

One of the main attractions in tiny Kilauea Town - apart from the volcano itself, that ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This paved path, well suited for children, travels for 1��?2 mile through an ohia forest that was damaged by the ... More on Trekaroo