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Mt Tongariro has two active vents that have a safety hazard zone radius of 3km. Mt Tongariro was dormant for a century and then became active again in April 2012

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Mt Tarawera is considered dormant although it has high risk hazards as it is still active. Mt Tarawera helped form Lake Rotomahana.

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1314: Mt Tarawera erupts - Google Search

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The white island is NZ's most active cone volcanoes.

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One tree hill is dormant. It is a great place to see both of Auckland's waters at once.

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This volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in Taupo and contains 8-10 million cubic meters of acidic water

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Rangitoto is still active and has been on and off for about 1000 years. Because of the eruptions, it formed Rangitoto island.

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- Like Lake Pupuke, Taupo's crater is now New Zealand's biggest lake, Lake Taupo. Taupo is a ‘super volcano’ and is frequently active.

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Onepoto basin was formed, this volcano isn’t active and is now close to extinct.

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The andesite volcano begins to erupt in the central North Island. The volcano is still active today and is considered as dormant.

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133,000 BC: Mt Taranaki erupts - Google Search

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Pupuke volcano is now extinct. The lake is a crater of the volcano and now the public use it to row, kayak and fishing.

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140,000 BC: Lake Pupuke formed - Google Search