Solitary Geyser
Geyser · Teton County ·

Solitary Geyser

Geyser · Teton County ·

Distinctive geyser with clear blue water and orange-tinted base

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Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
Solitary Geyser by null
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"I seek out Solitary Geyser as a peaceful geothermal wonder located behind the busy Old Faithful area for a quieter, more solitary experience." - Jessica Chapel

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Solitary Geyser

Maryam T.

Google
Definitely worth the short hike. Being away from the main boardwalks (and most tourists) makes this one a little extra special. Photos are from 2 visits, one on Aug 2016 and them May 2017.

James F.

Google
Great little spot to sit and watch, as it bubbles over every 5-7 minutes. There was a very rude eastern European family that ignored all barriers, stepping into the area around the geyser and let their kids throw things into it - don't be like them.

Jim P

Google
Short 10 minute hike from the fork up to the Old Faithful lookout via the Fairy Falls trail. Definitely worth the extra effort, not many people and erupts very often, although not dramatically.

Travel G.

Google
Beautiful geyser, must see

Go to D.

Google
Such an overlooked beauty. People are too lazy to walk to it.

Kate B.

Google
Some people will diss this geyser because of its 4ft height, but it’s still pretty cool. It erupts approximately every 5-7 minutes. I stayed for five eruptions. The size and longevity differ between each eruption. Sometimes the height would be about two feet and last about 90 seconds, other times it would be 4 feet tall and last 30 seconds. It was so cool! Take a lunch, sit, and enjoy the frequent eruptions. Make sure to stay in the designated trail area- there is fragile ground!

Ivana

Google
This is where I saw the Yellowstone wolf...

Alex K.

Google
While everyone else is waiting for old faithful, this is the spot to hike to.