07-12-2016, 09:06 AM
The map isn't updated yet, but there's quite a bit of activity inside the park including molten lava.
http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/maps/
There are tours setup all along the parking lot, including bike rentals. There are also no signs posted for the private property and no one seemed to care (almost everyone was on the private land). But all you have to do is head down the road to the park boundary sign and turn right. Most people don't want to walk that far down the road and want to head straight to the lava they see on the mountain. They always tell you as you pass by the rangers that you're entering at your own risk. They've also added a sign with a list of what you can't do, which includes no hiking in slippahs. They were turning a few people away too.
http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/maps/
There are tours setup all along the parking lot, including bike rentals. There are also no signs posted for the private property and no one seemed to care (almost everyone was on the private land). But all you have to do is head down the road to the park boundary sign and turn right. Most people don't want to walk that far down the road and want to head straight to the lava they see on the mountain. They always tell you as you pass by the rangers that you're entering at your own risk. They've also added a sign with a list of what you can't do, which includes no hiking in slippahs. They were turning a few people away too.