Celebrate Volcano Week!

Volcano Week 2024 will take place during the first week of February:
February 4th – February 10th

Photo of a park ranger talking to a group of visitors at a caldera rim viewpoint.
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, Hawai‘i.

NPS photo by Janice Wei

Welcome to Volcano Week 2024!

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Join the vibrant virtual community of stewards, educators, and sceintists in celebrating #VolcanoWeek, and share opportunities to interact.

Find Your Park

  1. Aniakchak National Monument (ANIA), Alaska—[ANIA Facebook] [ANIA Instagram] [ANIA Twitter] [ANIA Geodiversity Atlas] [ANIA Park Home] [ANIA npshistory.com]

  2. Bandelier National Monument (BAND), New Mexico—[BAND Facebook] [BAND Instagram] [BAND Twitter] [BAND Geodiversity Atlas] [BAND Park Home] [BAND npshistory.com]

  3. Bering Land Bridge National Preserve (BELA), Alaska—[BELA Facebook] [BELA Instagram] [BELA Twitter] [BELA Geodiversity Atlas] [BELA Park Home] [BELA npshistory.com]

  4. Big Bend National Park (BIBE), Texas—[BIBE Facebook] [BIBE Instagram] [BIBE Twitter] [BIBE Geodiversity Atlas] [BIBE Park Home] [BIBE npshistory.com]

  5. Capulin Volcano National Monument (CAVO), New Mexico—[CAVO Facebook] [CAVO Instagram] [CAVO Twitter] [CAVO Geodiversity Atlas] [CAVO Park Home] [CAVO npshistory.com]

  6. Carlsbad Caverns National Park (CAVE), New Mexico—[CAVE Facebook] [CAVE Instagram] [CAVE Twitter] [CAVE Geodiversity Atlas] [CAVE Park Home] [CAVE npshistory.com]

  7. Channel Islands National Park (CHIS), California—[CHIS Facebook] [CHIS Instagram] [CHIS Twitter] [CHIS Geodiversity Atlas] [CHIS Park Home] [CHIS npshistory.com]

  8. Chiricahua National Monument (CHIR), Arizona—[CHIR Facebook] [CHIR Instagram] [CHIR Twitter] [CHIR Geodiversity Atlas] [CHIR Park Home] [CHIR npshistory.com]

  9. Crater Lake National Park (CRLA), Oregon—[CRLA Facebook] [CRLA Instagram] [CRLA Twitter] [CRLA Geodiversity Atlas] [CRLA Park Home] [CRLA npshistory.com]

  10. Cedar Breaks National Monument (CEBR), Utah—[CEBR Facebook] [CEBR Instagram] [CEBR Twitter] [CEBR Geodiversity Atlas] [CEBR Park Home] [CEBR npshistory.com]

  11. Craters of the Moon National Monument (CRMO), Idaho—[CRMO Facebook] [CRMO Instagram] [CRMO Twitter] [CRMO Geodiversity Atlas] [CRMO Park Home] [CRMO npshistory.com]

  12. Death Valley National Park (DEVA), California & Nevada—[DEVA Facebook] [DEVA Instagram] [DEVA Twitter] [DEVA Geodiversity Atlas] [DEVA Park Home] [DEVA npshistory.com]

  13. Devils Postpile National Monument (DEPO), California—[DEPO Facebook] [DEPO Instagram] [DEPO Twitter] [DEPO Geodiversity Atlas] [DEPO Park Home] [DEPO npshistory.com]

  14. Devils Tower National Monument (DETO), Wyoming—[DETO Facebook] [DETO Instagram] [DETO Twitter] [DETO Geodiversity Atlas] [DETO Park Home] [DETO npshistory.com]

  15. El Malpais National Monument (ELMA), New Mexico—[ELMA Facebook] [ELMA Instagram] [ELMA Twitter] [ELMA Geodiversity Atlas] [ELMA Park Home] [ELMA npshistory.com]

  16. Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument (FLFO), Colorado—[FLFO Facebook] [FLFO Instagram] [FLFO Twitter] [FLFO Geodiversity Atlas] [FLFO Park Home] [FLFO npshistory.com]

  17. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (GICL), New Mexico—[GICL Facebook] [GICL Instagram] [GICL Twitter] [GICL Geodiversity Atlas] [GICL Park Home] [GICL npshistory.com]

  18. Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument (PARA), Arizona—[PARA Facebook] [PARA Instagram] [PARA Twitter] [PARA Geodiversity Atlas] [PARA Park Home] [PARA npshistory.com]

  19. Haleakala National Park (HALE), Hawaii—[HALE Facebook] [HALE Instagram] [HALE Twitter] [HALE Geodiversity Atlas] [HALE Park Home] [HALE npshistory.com]

  20. Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park (HAVO), Hawai’i—[HAVO Facebook] [HAVO Instagram] [HAVO Twitter] [HAVO Geodiversity Atlas] [HAVO Park Home] [HAVO npshistory.com]

  21. Hopewell Culture National Historical Park (HOCU), Ohio—(obsidian artifacts)—[HOCU Facebook] [HOCU Instagram] [HOCU Twitter] [HOCU Geodiversity Atlas] [HOCU Park Home] [HOCU npshistory.com]

  22. Isle Royale National Park (ISRO), Michigan—[ISRO Facebook] [ISRO Instagram] [ISRO Twitter] [ISRO Geodiversity Atlas] [ISRO Park Home] [ISRO npshistory.com]

  23. John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (JODA), Oregon—[JODA Facebook] [JODA Instagram] [JODA Twitter] [JODA Geodiversity Atlas] [JODA Park Home] [JODA npshistory.com]

  24. Katmai National Park (KATM), Alaska—[KATM Facebook] [KATM Instagram] [KATM Twitter] [KATM Geodiversity Atlas] [KATM Park Home] [KATM npshistory.com]

  25. Keweenaw National Historic Park (KEWE), Michigan—[KEWE Facebook] [KEWE Instagram] [KEWE Twitter] [KEWE Geodiversity Atlas] [KEWE Park Home] [KEWE npshistory.com]

  26. Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (LACL), Alaska—[LACL Facebook] [LACL Instagram] [LACL Twitter] [LACL Geodiversity Atlas] [LACL Park Home] [LACL npshistory.com]

  27. Lassen Volcanic National Park (LAVO), California—[LAVO Facebook] [LAVO Instagram] [LAVO Twitter] [LAVO Geodiversity Atlas] [LAVO Park Home] [LAVO npshistory.com]

  28. Lava Beds National Monument (LABE), California—[LABE Facebook] [LABE Instagram] [LABE Twitter] [LABE Geodiversity Atlas] [LABE Park Home] [LABE npshistory.com]

  29. Lake Mead National Recreation Area (LAKE), Arizona and Nevada—[LAKE Facebook] [LAKE Instagram] [LAKE Twitter] [LAKE Geodiversity Atlas] [LAKE Park Home] [LAKE npshistory.com]

  30. Mojave National Preserve (MOJA), California—[MOJA Facebook] [MOJA Instagram] [MOJA Twitter] [MOJA Geodiversity Atlas] [MOJA Park Home] [MOJA npshistory.com]

  31. Mount Rainier National Park (MORA), Washington—[MORA Facebook] [MORA Instagram] [MORA Twitter] [MORA Geodiversity Atlas] [MORA Park Home] [MORA npshistory.com]

  32. North Cascades National Park (NOCA), Washington—[NOCA Facebook] [NOCA Instagram] [NOCA Twitter] [NOCA Geodiversity Atlas] [NOCA Park Home] [NOCA npshistory.com]

  33. Petrified Forest National Park (PEFO), Arizona—[PEFO Facebook] [PEFO Instagram] [PEFO Twitter] [PEFO Geodiversity Atlas] [PEFO Park Home] [PEFO npshistory.com]

  34. Pinnacles National Monument (PINN), California—[PINN Facebook] [PINN Instagram] [PINN Twitter] [PINN Geodiversity Atlas] [PINN Park Home] [PINN npshistory.com]

  35. Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SAMO), California—[SAMO Facebook] [SAMO Instagram] [SAMO Twitter] [SAMO
    Geodiversity Atlas    ] [SAMO Park Home] [SAMO npshistory.com]

  36. Shenandoah National Park (SHEN), Virginia—[SHEN Facebook] [SHEN Instagram] [SHEN Twitter] [SHEN Geodiversity Atlas] [SHEN Park Home] [SHEN npshistory.com]

  37. Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument (SUCR), Arizona—[SUCR Facebook] [SUCR Instagram] [SUCR Twitter] [SUCR Geodiversity Atlas] [SUCR Park Home] [SUCR npshistory.com]

  38. Valles Caldera National Preserve (VALL), New Mexico—[VALL Facebook] [VALL Instagram] [VALL Twitter] [VALL Geodiversity Atlas] [VALL Park Home] [VALL npshistory.com]

  39. Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve (WRST), Alaska—[WRST Facebook] [WRST Instagram] [WRST Twitter] [WRST Geodiversity Atlas] [WRST Park Home] [WRST npshistory.com]

  40. Yellowstone National Park (YELL), Wyoming—[YELL Facebook] [YELL Instagram] [YELL Twitter] [YELL Geodiversity Atlas] [YELL Park Home] [YELL npshistory.com]

  41. Zion National Park (ZION), Utah—[ZION Facebook] [ZION Instagram] [ZION Twitter] [ZION Geodiversity Atlas] [ZION Park Home] [ZION npshistory.com]


Featured Partners

  1. Smithsonian Institution (SI)- Global Volcanism Program—[SI Facebook] [SI Instagram] [SI Twitter] [SI Home]

  2. NPS Servicewide Social Media—[NPS Facebook] [NPS Instagram] [NPS Twitter] [NPS Home]

  3. NPS Explore Nature—[Explore Nature Facebook] [Explore Nature Instagram] [Explore Nature Twitter] [Explore Nature Home]

  4. Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area (BLM)—[Yaquina Head Home]

Volcano Park Articles and Stories

View a variety of articles and stories from around the NPS about volcanic features and processes, as well as volcano parks' science and management activities.



Photo Galleries

Please enjoy these photo galleries with images of a variety of volcanic features and processes from throughout the National Park System.



Contacts
If you have a park-specific question, it's best to communicate directly with that park using the contact information on the park's home page.
To report Volcano Week website errors or technical difficulties—Contact us

Last updated: February 6, 2024

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