From tropical botanical gardens to a volcanic national park spanning sea level to summit, the Big Island's green spaces showcase its extraordinary climate range.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site encompassing two active volcanoes, lava tube caves, steaming vents, and rainforest trails. The Thurston Lava Tube and Devastation Trail are accessible highlights alongside the main crater overlooks.
A lush botanical garden along the dramatic Onomea Bay coastline north of Hilo, home to over 2,000 species of tropical plants along a shaded boardwalk trail with ocean and waterfall views.
A short, paved loop trail through bamboo groves and ginger leads to a viewpoint of the 442-foot Akaka Falls, one of the tallest and most photographed waterfalls on the island.