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"Formed during eight major eruptive volcanic periods over 15,000 years ago, the Craters of the Moon National Monument offers visitors an otherworldly experience. The monument stretches across almost 54,000 acres of lava fields which lie along the Great Idaho Rift. The weird barren landscape comprises volcanic features galore including cinder cones, tree molds and lava tubes. Stay overnight, watch the stars light up above you and feel like you are standing on the moon itself. Need even more evidence that the United States contains otherworldly scenes? Visit Idaho’s Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve to feel like you’re stepping into outer space. The Craters of the Moon Lava Fields stretch for 618 square miles; you can walk on thin paths between shiny, black stones and atop the crests of ash-colored soil that slowly morphs into rolling green foothills. Explore the lava tubes themselves in the Cave Area, hike to the top of Inferno Cone, or pitch a tent to get that never-before-felt experience of watching the sun rise on another planet."
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"Consisting of 60 lava flows that make up even more volcanic features, Craters of the Moon is an unusual and delightful monument that attracts adventures nationwide. A walk through the site will reveal everything from domes and cinder cones to cave-like structures and canyons, all made from ancient lava flows. There's no question that it was named for the martian surface that these flows created. But be warned: The Craters of the Moon volcano is an active volcano and considered high risk. Experts predict it'll erupt again in the next 1,000 years! Craters of the Moon is the best preserved lava field in the continental U.S. Although the lava fields located in Hawaii are active, the island is sadly not an easy place to drive to in an RV. For those living in the continental U.S., Craters of the Moon is your best bet for seeing what a lava-covered landscape looks like. It’s part of a region called “the great rift” which has seen volcanic eruptions for thousands of years due to cracks in the continental crust. The whole area is a geological wonderland. Craters of the Moon also has quite a few lava caves you can explore—some of which have year-round ice in them and are great escapes for beating the summer heat. Just be sure to bring sturdy shoes as the rocky landscape is not easy on the feet. "
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