I'm not going to write a long diatribe about the status of Kilauea volcano's latest eruption on the east side of the Big Island of Hawaii. You can search all over the internet for more about that from sources that have more extensive research acumen and way better writing skills than I have. The park recently experienced another eruption event that is being tracked by the USGS. If you want to check out the live camera feed, you can click the USGS channel link here to stay in the loop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPniOEVuZnQ
It will take you on to other websites in the notes section as there are other webcams to watch and insightful historical information. It will take you down a rabbit hole of information.
Our family enjoys carving out time on our trips to the island to see Volcanoes National Park. It's a breathtaking area no matter what status the volcano is in at the time of your visit. It's a calming place to visit. Here's a link to help you plan out your itinerary to the park. https://www.nps.gov/havo/index.htm
Be mindful of all the warnings/alerts before starting out on the road. The east side of the island rains a lot and can get chilly especially if you add on a trip up to Mauna Kea. Dress and pack accordingly. Bring a poncho, umbrella and light jacket to keep warm.
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