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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Pin

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Pin

SKU 377581
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The name of the park gives away this park's main attractions: volcanoes! There are plenty of thrills here for both the volcano buff and the merely curious, including walking through lava tubes; observing the orange glow of the lava lake at Kilauea Volcano, which still spews out molten rock to this day; or driving down Crater Rim Drive to see the Steam Vents and Sulphur Banks.

Help support this unique and fascinating national park by purchasing this pin. Like all our lapel pins, this one features the name of the park along with an illustration of a park scene.

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  • Dimensions: 3/4'' W x 1 1/4'' H
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Jayne Voyt

A great pin for those hikers to add to their collection. A really nice piece depicting an active volcano at the park.

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Anonymous

Nice representation of my visit

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Jennifer Ruggles

I am so excited to have found these Traveller series pins. They are an affordable, packable souvenir. I made a quilt out of a National Parks map and I put the pins at each location we visit. So far, I have 11 pins. It was nice to be able to purchase the pins online for parks we had visited previously. I plan to pick up future pins when we visit each additional park. The pins have nice artwork from the parks on them.

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Cathy Miller-Temme

I can see the steam coming off the water as the orange lava pours into the ocean enlarging land's footprint here.Brings back nighttime memories of this place.