Started our hike up at 7:15 pm to see the sunset and full moon rise. We had the entire volcano to ourselves. It was amazing! Staring up from the base of Cinder Cone is quite intimidating. I wasn't s…Full review by Heather G
Jul 2, 2022
The hike itself is not too bad. The view is great. But driving 6 miles on an unpaved road means this place is not ready for tourists. This is a national park, leaving the road unpaved like this is no…Full review by TheKingBed
May 27, 2022
It's about a half hour or so hike to the Cinder Cone itself, through the woods alongside the very tall and impressive giant lava flows. We had trouble finding the trail a few times, we hiked a few da…Full review by Scott G
Where can I find information or a ranger when I arrive?
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The Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center is open year-round. Information, restrooms and water are available year-round in the vestibule of the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor...
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