Hiking
There are many trails for hikers, which are rated from easy to challenging. Trails include Crater Rim and the moderate to challenging Kilauea Iki, which runs through the rainforest area on Kilauea.
Biking
Most trails accommodate bikers as well as hikers. Crater Rim and Waldron Ledge, which passes through a zone of earthquake damage, are two examples.
Camping
Two free campgrounds, Namakanipaio and Kulanaokuaiki, are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The campgrounds are accessible by car. You do have to pay park admission.
Cave Tours
The many lava tubes and caves of Kilauea are off limits to unescorted visitors. However, guided tours led by park rangers are available.
Cost
As of 2010 a 7-day vehicle pass cost $10. If you go on foot or use a bicycle/motorcycle, the 7-day pass is $5. Annual passes cost $25.
What to Bring
You'll need plenty of water for the hot climate. Bring sun protection and raingear as the weather can change in minutes. Take along snacks or a lunch for longer hikes.
