Yellowstone National Park: Geothermal Sites
Although much of Yellowstone National Park is geothermally active, these images are from several of the more notable areas. You'll find a number of wildlife images from Yellowstone on the site, and we also have images of some of Yellowstone's other scenic areas.
You'll also find photos from Yellowstone in our Sunrise/Sunset, Water, Ice/Snow, and Moon galleries.
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Table-like calcite formations in Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, U.S.
Fishing Cone, a steam vent in the Thumb Geyser basin in Yellowstone National Park.
Steam rises from the terraces above Mammoth Hot Springs at sunrise.
Steam rises from the terraces above Mammoth Hot Springs at sunrise.
A recently-formed boiling pool in the main terrace above Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs.
A colorful travertine formation in the main terrace above Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs.
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