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A cloud-filled volcanic crater at sunrise with a mountain rising behind
NPS Photo/J. Wei

National Park · HI

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes is quietest in May and October and busiest in December.

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Data: NPS visitation 2023–2025 · crowd scores computed Jul 2026 · alerts checked Jul 10, 2026. How this is calculated →

Computed from federal data · Methodology by Sharon Ben-Moshe

Pick a month to visit Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

This week

7-day forecast

DayConditionsHighLowPrecip chance
Fri 10Heavy drizzle72°F59°F100%
Sat 11Drizzle69°F62°F77%
Sun 12Rain showers68°F60°F100%
Mon 13Rain showers69°F58°F93%
Tue 14Heavy drizzle67°F58°F91%
Wed 15Drizzle67°F57°F100%
Thu 16Drizzle64°F59°F100%

Forecast data by Open-Meteo

Source: Open-Meteo

Weather

Monthly climate normals

MonthAvg highAvg lowPrecip
January5.5"
February5.0"
March6.8"
April3.6"
May3.2"
June1.6"
July3.5"
August3.3"
September4.6"
October5.1"
November4.3"
December6.8"

Source: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals, KAPAPALA RCH 36, HI US

Know before you go

Fees & hours

Entrance fee
$30 — Private Vehicle Pass - The private vehicle pass admits the passholder and up to 14 passengers of a single, private (non-commercial) vehicle.
Hours
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day including holidays.
Official NPS park site →

Source: NPS Data API

Conditions

Current alerts

  • Danger

    Kīlauea eruption

    Volcanic eruptions can be hazardous. Stay out of closed areas and monitor air quality. Eruptions can last a few hours and are often separated by pauses lasting several weeks.

    Details on nps.gov →
  • Caution

    Protect Yourself from Volcanic Tephra

    Volcanic ash, rock and glassy strands (tephra) is present at Kīlauea summit and can irritate your skin, eyes and respiratory system. For your safety, do not handle it. Eye protection, long sleeves, long pants, a hat, closed-toe shoes and a dust mask are recommended.

  • Park Closure

    Lava Tube Bridge Replacement

    Most of Nāhuku lava tube trail will remain open during bridge replacement but will only be accessible one way in and out from the east “exit” end. The rainforest trail to the front of the lava tube, the lava tube bridge and 50 feet into the cave will be closed during the replacement. The bridge replacement should be complete by the end of June. The restrooms will remain open.

    Details on nps.gov →
  • Park Closure

    Kīpukapuaulu Trail Temporary Closed Due to Hazardous Trees

    Kīpukapuaulu Trail is temporarily closed due to hazardous trees. Park staff are assessing and will reopen the trail when it is safe.

  • Park Closure

    Kahuku Unit Roads

    Kahuku Road beyond the cross fence (mile marker 4) is closed to vehicles; pedestrian use is permitted. Four-wheel drive is strongly recommended past the Upper Palm Trailhead (mile marker 3).

Source: NPS Data API