Puuohulu

Puuohulu is a small volcanic cinder cone located on the Big Island of Hawaii. Formed through volcanic activity, it consists of loose volcanic rocks called cinders that have built up into a cone shape. It is part of the region's dynamic volcanic landscape, showcasing Hawaii’s ongoing geological processes. Puuohulu is often visited for its scenic views and to observe volcanic features, providing insights into the island’s volcanic history and activity. Its relative proximity to other eruptions and lava fields makes it an interesting site for studying volcano formation and evolution within Hawaii’s larger volcanic system.