Mauna Kea

Photo: Eric Tessmer, Winter Snow on Mauna Kea Cinder Cones (Some rights reserved)

Mauna Kea is a dormant volcano on the island of Hawaii. Its peak is 4,207.3 meters (13,796 feet) above sea level, making it the highest point in the Pacific Ocean.

Google Maps
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Elsewhere on the Web
Hawaii Center for Volcanology
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory

Trails
New Trail Opens Celebrating Mauna Kea’s High-Elevation Dry Forest; Visitors Can Experience a Native Ecosystem and its Inhabitants – @dlnr

Headlines
TMT backup site ‘excellent,’ comparable to Maunakea, experts say

Photos

Embedded Tweets

#Editorial: The Department of Land and Natural Resources leader talks about management of Mauna Kea, keeping up maintenance of parks and trails, developing in-stream flow standards and much more. https://t.co/6U6mqeGcu7 #HInews
— Honolulu Civil Beat (@CivilBeat) June 5, 2022

Kanaka Maoli and their allies are entering their fifth week of demonstrations to prevent construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope in Hawaii. They’re determined to stop further desecration of the sacred Mauna Kea. https://t.co/gX2028k063 #HonorTribes #DefendTheSacred
— Utah Diné Bikéyah (@UtahDineBikeyah) August 12, 2019

Wikipedia
Mauna Kea
Hawaiian Islands

Nearby

Mauna Loa

Planeta.com

Hawai’i

Volcanoes

Islands

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Photo: Eric Tessmer, Winter Snow on Mauna Kea Cinder Cones (Some rights reserved)

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