Biscuit Basin

Geyser basin Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States

What to expect

Biscuit Basin is a hydrothermal area in Yellowstone National Park, featuring unique geological formations and colorful hot springs. The area is home to several notable features, including Sapphire Pool, Mustard Spring, and Jewel Geyser. Visitors can explore the area via a 0.6-mile loop boardwalk trail, which leads past many fascinating hydrothermal features. The trail has a wheelchair-accessible overlook at Wall Pool. It's essential to exercise caution in hydrothermal areas, staying on designated trails and boardwalks, and supervising children at all times. The area is also home to thermophiles, microscopic organisms that thrive in the hot waters and create vibrant colors

Plan your family visit to the Biscuit Basin with these blog insights 👇

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Yellowstone with the family: my travel story as a photographer mom

Yellowstone with the family: my travel story as a photographer mom
This family's experience:

Activities: We walked the trail and saw the colorful hot springs and geysers. We also saw the Pool Sapphire, the Shell Spring, and the Mustard Spring

Highlights: The kids loved the vibrant colors of the hot springs and the unique formations created by the mineral deposits. They also enjoyed the scenic views of the geyser basin ✨