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Great Experience
Very cool place to see! The road in to the first parking areas was fairly easy and would be passable for most cars. After the first parking area the road gets a bit more challenging and narrow. If ...
This is a fascinating location demonstrating the volcanic power and history. Access is via a dirt road that most vehicles should be able to handle. There are a couple of parking areas next to the dome...
Because it's called a dome that is what I expected to see. It was more of a hill and lots of rubble from being dug through. It was absolutely awesome to see obsidian and its natural place. Highly reco...
This place hasn’t changed in 50 years. It was just as fun with my grandkids as it was for me with my grandparents.
What kid doesn’t like a big pile of rocks? Especially obsidian, pumice and lava rock. It is on every map and marked on the road. Prepare to get dusty looking for snowflake obsidian.
I've never seen so much obsidian in my entire life. And such huge obsidian stones. As big as cars! If you're up for driving several miles on a dirt road in the mountains--some cars may not be up for i...
Great Experience
Very cool place to see! The road in to the first parking areas was fairly easy and would be passable for most cars. After the first parking area the road gets a bit more challenging and narrow. If ...
Amazing geology
This is a fascinating location demonstrating the volcanic power and history. Access is via a dirt road that most vehicles should be able to handle. There are a couple of parking areas next to the dome...
Beautiful!
Because it's called a dome that is what I expected to see. It was more of a hill and lots of rubble from being dug through. It was absolutely awesome to see obsidian and its natural place. Highly reco...
This place hasn’t changed in 50 years. It was just as fun with my grandkids as it was for me with my grandparents.
What kid doesn’t like a big pile of rocks? Especially obsidian, pumice and lava rock. It is on every map and marked on the road. Prepare to get dusty looking for snowflake obsidian.
Fantastic and different kind of hike
I've never seen so much obsidian in my entire life. And such huge obsidian stones. As big as cars! If you're up for driving several miles on a dirt road in the mountains--some cars may not be up for i...