Parks in Laupahoehoe, Hawaii

This idyllic place holds a grim reminder of nature's fury. In 1946, a tidal wave swept across the village that once stood on this lava-leaf (that's what laupahoehoe means) peninsula and claimed the lives of 20 students and ... More on Frommers

Laupahoehoe means "lava leaf" or "smooth lava flat" and is an apt description of this small peninsula that was formed when lava flowed down a valley and formed a delta extending several hundred feet into the ocean. In 1890, the first ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Acres of macadamia trees lead to a processing plant with viewing windows. A videotape depicts the harvestin... More on Discover America

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Kaumana Cave is a typical lava tube, as there are virtually hundreds on Hawai'i. The special thing with thi... More on showcaves.com

A staircase leads down a hole that looks as if you�??re entering a wild forest. Flowers and ferns bloom eve... More on Trekaroo

This mini-adventure through a huge lava tube and its surrounding rainforest is both pretty and geologically... More on Trails

No bugs, no bats, not cold... More on TripAdvisor

Aloha L ocated 3 miles from Hilo on the magnificent Big Island of Hawaii, Nani Mau Gardens showcases 53 acr... More on Nanimaugardens.com

Fried chicken, pot roast, salads, desserts...a real bargain . More on Yahoo! Travel

This is such a small park that you might not even notice it in the middle of Hilo town. It is located between Waianuenue Avenue, ... More on igougo

This is where you can snorkel off-shore and see real tropical fish and turtles. More on NileGuide

The sand is clean , soft, golden, and smooth. More on TripAdvisor

A rare spot to see tropical fish and turtles just off-shore; bring snorkel equipment. More on NileGuide

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

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