Thurston Lava Tube is one of the more visited spots in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. It might not be as compelling as Puapoo Lava Tube, but it’s not far from the road and easily accessed. I tend to visit it whenever I’m in the park.
One thing I like about Thurston is the path to and through the tube. It starts with a drop into dense tropical forest, features a bridge leading to the maw of the tube, and then wiggles through the damp and the eerily lit interior until reaching the light at the other end.
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Great photo! Thanks for the the explanation which makes the photo even better. TR
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Thanks. It’s a great place to visit.
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Beautiful. So lush!
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Thanks. I love the vegetation too.
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