This site has an extensive network of boardwalks to all the many hot springs and geysers. The whole area is just amazing to behold. Steamboat geyser is huge.

We went in late September so not tourist crowds, easy parking and brisk one hour walk through the basin. Really colorful and active geysers which made for great photos. Do not miss out on Steamboat Geyser, the world's tallest active geyser. It erupts about once...More

Another wonderful walk through "Hell of the surface" of a beautiful geyser basin. Parking was difficult and the paths were very crowded and congested - folks arriving by the busload. Despite this, it was a great visit to one of the most unique spots on...More

Norris Geyser Basin is a large thermal area north of the Madison Junction. The basin consists of Porcelain and Back Basins. Back Basin’s trail (1.5 miles) is a little longer than Porcelain’s (.75 mile). When we were here in June, Porcelain Basin was closed due...More

Two nice walks that give you plenty of springs and mud pools, missed the big geyser eruption by just a few minutes. Parking is hard, not because lack of parking spaces, but that people are worried that there is no parking so they wait while...More

Named after Philetus W. Norris, the second superintendent of Yellowstone, who provided the first detailed information about the thermal features, the Norris Geyser Basin is the oldest geothermal site of Yellowstone National Park. From here hot water channels thru underground faultline to Mammoth Hot Springs....More

Great easy walk along the boardwalks to see many geysers and thermal featurs. Take a stroll and enjoy your surrondings.