Norris Geyser Basin

Norris Geyser Basin is a unique landscape of Yellowstone National Park. Far away, like an ancient battlefield of strange land, white and gray rock surface, hot mist floating, scattered, bare dead trees lying, standing. Look at it~ like a colorful palette, watery green, orange, purple, competing for the glory.

This is one of the hot springs in Yellowstone Park. The spring water is very clear, and it is dark blue. It is very beautiful. There is also a small museum near the hot springs. It is an introduction to the hot springs in Yellowstone Park. It is worth visiting.

Norris Gap Spring is in the west of Yellowstone Park. There is a spring eye. The colors are dark blue and very beautiful, but there is hot spring water inside. It feels that Yellowstone Park is very rich in color.

Norris Geyser Basin is the hottest and most unstable series of geysers in Yellowstone Park. Steamboat Geyser, the world's largest geyser, is also located in this area. It erupted only once in a long time. The last eruption was in 2008. It set a record of 380 feet. The geysers in this area are also quite rich in color, including clear blue-green and soft blue-white like milk. Because of its instability, new fountains are produced every year, and old fountains die. There are also some orange or green rivers formed by fungi, which are very beautiful.

Norris Geyser Basin, the hottest and most unstable series of geysers in Yellowstone Park, is also home to Steamboat Geyser, the world's largest geyser. When entering the scenic spot from Norris Spring parking lot, we first pass through a small museum, mainly introducing the situation of the scenic spot, the geological causes of various landforms in Huangshi area and the American National Park System. The geysers in this area are also quite rich in color, with soft blue-white like milk, and clear blue-green at the bottom. Many orange or green rivers formed by fungi are also very beautiful. Because of its instability, new fountains are produced every year, and old fountains die.

Norris Geysers are the most unstable series of geysers in Yellowstone, and we sprayed them from time to time to give people a small surprise. This geyser is rich in color, blue-green, blue-white. And it is an acidic hot spring.

Fountain paint pot fluttering mud is like boiling soybean milk, so it is also called "mud spring". Anyway, this is a station that can not be missed in Yellowstone Park. This small scenic spot, which concentrates all four hydrothermal forms of Yellowstone - "geyser geyser geyser geyser geyser geyspring, hot spring will boil and overflow hot springs, mud pot mud pot and fumarole blowhole. What you can see is that Silex spring silica springs are oceanic blue. The water temperature is close to the boiling point and gushing out all the time. Standing on the pavement, you can clearly feel the heat waves.

Day 4: The deeper Huangshi goes, the more he feels the magic of nature. In the 1980s, a big fire burned Yellowstone all over. After nearly decades of recovery, we can still see the traces of the big fire, but driving on the park road, between the Rocky Mountains, the changing scenery constantly hit our eyes. I really want to hold the sack in my hand and put the beautiful scenery in my pocket, and then I can turn it up and enjoy it.