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Volcanoes National Park

UNESCO-listed, Volcanoes National Park is home to Kilauea and Mauna Loa on Hawaii's Big Island, 45 minutes from Hilo. Complete visitor's guide.

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Mount St. Helens

Active stratovolcano in southwest Washington, famous for the 1980 eruption. Over 320 km of trails, Ape Cave lava tube and Coldwater Lake on the itinerary.

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Mount Rainier

Approximately 95 km from Seattle, Mount Rainier is an active glacial volcano standing 4,392 m high, the heart of a national park with layered ecosystems and unique glacial caves.

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Meteor Crater

A 1.2 km impact crater in Arizona, formed 50,000 years ago and used by NASA to train Apollo 11 astronauts.

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Haleakala National Park

On the island of Maui, Haleakala National Park protects a volcano at 3,055 m, an 11 km crater, and unique endemic biodiversity found nowhere else in Hawaii.

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Diamond Head Crater (Lēʻahi)

Volcanic crater rising 232 m above Waikiki, Diamond Head offers a short but challenging hike to a panoramic viewpoint over the south coast of Oahu.

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Crater Lake National Park

Nestled within the caldera of Mount Mazama, Crater Lake is North America's deepest lake. A practical guide to visiting this Oregon national park.

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New Mexico

From White Sands to Taos Pueblo, New Mexico unveils a blended America where gypsum deserts, ancient pueblos, and art cities tell the story of a Southwest off the beaten path.

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Hawaii

Active volcanoes, legendary waves and Polynesian culture: Hawaii unites six principal islands with distinct personalities, waiting to be explored island by island.

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