Looking due east from the main visitor center in Haleakala National Park (at a 9,745-ft. elevation). An enormous errotional depression, not considered a crater, spans seven miles to the eastern ridgeline with numerous cinder cones in the foreground.
JCA228 Looking due east from the main visitor center in Haleakala National Park (at a 9,745-ft. elevation). An enormous errotional depression, not considered a crater, spans seven miles to the eastern ridgeline with numerous cinder cones in the foreground.
