쉬운 테톤 카운티 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Sharp climb.

great view of the Grand Tetons

The Morning Glory Pool is a hot spring in the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone

Morning Glory Pool is a hot spring located in the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park. The crystal blue water in the spring is the result of ultra-purified water that has risen its way through the Earth. The yellowing edges of the pool are caused by bacteria that lives in the extremely hot 157.6°F (69.8°C) water. The spring has been measured to be 23 feet (7 m) deep.

You get a great view of Old Faithful from here. This isn't the biggest geyser in the park, nor the one that erupts the most frequently, but it is the biggest geyser that erupts this frequently. Old Faithful is named for its dependable eruptions that usually take place 90 minutes apart, give or take.

Small stream that runs through Jackson AZ with wonderful hiking trails branching off of the main trail.

...if you are lucky, you will experience an eruption (but it is much rarer and harder to predict than with "Old Faithful"

The "Old Faithful" is the geyser that ejects "its" underground water at regular intervals (approx. every 90 minutes) as a fountain (= eruption). It is quite extraordinary that the eruptions can be predicted with great certainty (ask at the visitor center about the next eruptions). The fountain is about 30-40 m high, it throws out about 3,700 gallons (for a short duration of 1.5 minutes) and 8,400 gallons (for a longer duration of 4.5 minutes) of water, the water temperature at the opening was measured at 95.6 °C....So: if you have little time or don't want to, you shouldn't miss this spectacle; however: you will rarely be able to enjoy it alone, "it" is too famous for that! Nevertheless: it is worth it!