Maui’s landscape is shaped by volcanoes — from coastal lava fields to the high, wind-swept summit that influences weather and hiking conditions. Understanding the island’s volcanic features helps both visitors and locals make safer choices on trails and around fragile ecosystems.
There are 1 Active volcanoes in Maui, ranging from Haleakalā to Haleakalā. The list is organized with Status,Last eruption (year),Coordinates (lat, lon) so you can quickly see each volcano’s classification, most recent activity and exact location — you’ll find below.
Is Haleakalā still considered active?
Haleakalā is generally not erupting today and is often described as dormant rather than currently active; volcanic status depends on monitoring, historical eruptions and geologic evidence. Check the Status column in the table below and consult USGS or park authorities for the latest monitoring updates before planning any visits.
How should I use the Status, Last eruption and Coordinates when planning a trip?
Use the Status field to understand current classification, the Last eruption (year) to gauge recent activity, and Coordinates (lat, lon) to map exact locations and assess access or restrictions; combine that info with local park guidance and weather forecasts for safe, informed planning.
Active Volcanoes in Maui
| Name | Status | Last eruption (year) | Coordinates (lat, lon) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Haleakalā | Active (Holocene); low current unrest | 1790 | 20.72,-156.10 |
Images and Descriptions
Haleakalā
Summit volcano occupying East Maui within Haleakalā National Park. Low hazard today but Holocene-active; last confirmed eruptive activity around 1790. Visitors should stay on trails, heed park closures and weather; notable for sunrise, crater landscapes, and cultural significance.
