Distance: 4 miles
Time: 2 hours
Elevation Gain: 460 feet
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Kilauea Ike Trail
Most of Volcano National was closed and there was no lava on the surface so we decided to go for a short hike. The 4 mile Kilauea Ike trail was perfect for this. The hike is a couple of hours long and is a great break after the long drive from the Kona side. The trail starts at the Kilauea Ike lookout point which is just off Crater Rim Drive and is about 4 miles.
Distance: 4 miles
Time: 2 hours
Elevation Gain: 460 feet
Distance: 4 miles
Time: 2 hours
Elevation Gain: 460 feet
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3 comments:
I can't get over how beautiful Hawaii is you guys are so blessed to have this basically in your back yard! love you guys!
Beautiful. How strenuous is this hike? Can children (appx. age 10 who are used to hiking) make it easily? We are going next year.
This hike is pretty easy. Maybe a 3 on a scale of 10. When we went there was a bus full of school kids down in the crater.
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