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Kileauea Iki on the Big Island of Hawaii descends 2.1 miles into an active volcanic crater floor. The 352-foot elevation gain reverses a descent into a geothermal landscape still warm from recent activity. Average grade of 7 percent masks the dramatic 57 percent maximum slope on the crater walls as you switchback down and back up.
The rendered contours capture the steep, raw descent into Kileauea's crater floor, a rare and dramatic elevation profile that tells the story of volcanic forces in topographic form.