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The view of Bidway Basin from this vantage point is stunning. There's a short, easy trail from the parking lot here, where you might even spot bison near a hot, smoking spring. Be aware, though, that this is definitely not a hidden gem, and it gets very crowded during the day. You'll often find yourself waiting for a spot to take photos during peak season, and when it's your turn, other people are already impatiently waiting behind you.

small geyser that erupts very regularly, great location, few tourists

Best point to have a look of the Midway Basin!!!

We included the viewpoint on our hike to Imperial Geyser. Beautiful view, but very crowded.

From the easy-to-hike vantage point, you have an excellent view of the largest hot spring in the USA, the Grand Prismatic Spring. A small spot on the railing offers an unrestricted view for people of average height, but the rest is unfortunately somewhat obscured by trees.

A beautiful path, about 600m from the parking lot, takes you to this beautifully situated waterfall.

Granite Falls is an impressive 40-50 foot waterfall located near Bondurant, Wyoming. Once you reach the river, you can head to the left and go up next to the waterfall a little bit, hang out along/ in the river, or ford the river to access a free natural hot spring. Not everyone who visits the enormous waterfall knows about the natural hot spring located right next to it. In fact, you can even see the free hot spring pool once you reach the end of the trail at the river – just look across for the small waterfall with steam.

Granite Hot Springs is open during the winter and summer. This thermal concrete pool offers bathers beautiful views of the surrounding Bridger-Teton National Forest. The water's average temps range from a steamy 93 degrees in summer to 112 degrees in winter. The pool is open every day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the winter (until 5 p.m. after mid-February) and until 7 p.m. in the summer. Keep in mind during the winter that the road leading up to the hot springs is closed to cars, and is only accessible via snowmobile, dogsled, ski and fat bike. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for children. Facilities include vault toilets, picnic tables and changing rooms. No alcohol is allowed on-site.