Sheepeater Cliff – Yellowstone National Park

Sheepeater Cliff – Yellowstone National Park

An off-the-beaten path attraction in Yellowstone National Park, Sheepeater Cliff is a rock formation made up of columnar basalt, located in-between the Norris Geyser Basin and Mammoth Hot Springs area in Yellowstone National Park. While you’ll usually find other people at Sheepeater Cliff, it’s never too busy and a great spot to escape the summer crowds in Yellowstone National Park. Let’s get a closer look at Sheepeater Cliff, shall we?

Firehole Lake Drive: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Firehole Lake Drive: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Firehole Lake Drive in Yellowstone National Park is a three mile, one way scenic road featuring additional boardwalk-accessible geysers and hot springs, right off of the Grand Loop Road. For some reason, not a lot of people take this short, scenic detour – so if you do decide to do this drive, you’ll feel like you have the place to yourself.

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How to See Grand Prismatic Spring: Yellowstone National Park Wyoming

Grand Prismatic Spring is Yellowstone’s most famous spots, and there’s a reason for it– it’s gorgeous! Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest hot spring in the USA, and third largest in the world. How to see Grand Prismatic Spring? Well, there are two ways to visit the Grand Prismatic Spring – from the boardwalk level and from a viewpoint.