We started at old faithful and took the bike path to here. A great little ride with the kids, not too long and not too long on the highway, basically up the highway a bit and then you cross over into the parking lot.
We started at old faithful and took the bike path to here. A great little ride with the kids, not too long and not too long on the highway, basically up the highway a bit and then you cross over into the parking lot.
Another beautiful are of the Park. The colors of the surrounding land only enhanced the shades in the water. Should not be missed! (From a visit in September, only 5 years ago, due to an incomplete entry, my error, only!)
Much easier to enjoy in terms of crowds. More dramatic color. Much more enjoyable. To me, this was the highlight of Yellowstone. Otherwise i found the park ( even in September) to have a fair number of hassles. Whether it be insufficient parking, large crowds of unappealing people like you would find at an amusement park, trailers going too slow in front of you. Also, we were warned again and again by gaper guide ( get this!!!) about the wildlife. Not interested in hiking amidst just so much.
My husband and I kept thinking we would bypass some of the thermal stops along the way while touring Yellowstone, but we found ourselves stopping because we've wanted to go there for a long time and it would stink (pun intended) to not see it all. ;) Biscuit Basin was one of those places that we ended up stopping at when we thought we would keep going and we were glad we did. It's just all so unusual and surprising and has it's own awesome beauty.
This was beautiful to behold, however the parking was abysmal. We drove by the first time and were dropped off the second time as tour buses were taking up the entire parking lot and not moving (also blocking cars in).
another steam outlet that is nice to look at, and the steam and sulfur is heavy, It is another enjoyable spot. You will take pictures. .