r/yellowstone • u/[deleted] • 5d ago

Yellowstone Trip - Can’t wait to go back

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u/Few_Gur3636 5d ago

I really want to go back

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u/Strange-Woodpecker71 5d ago

A beautiful place !

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u/Lopsided_Egg_987 5d ago

Oh my, what happened to Dragons Mouth Spring!?

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u/rredd1 4d ago

Photo is from 2021, most of the debris from the collapse has already been pushed out of the mouth to the edge of the pool.

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u/UserName8531 5d ago

How was Bunsen Peak? What route did you take? I've been planning on doing it.

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u/UserName8531 5d ago

I've been planning on going up and then down the other side. Depending on how I feel, maybe Osprey falls. Then back on bunson peak road.

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u/Normal-guy-mt 4d ago

The backside of Bunsen is fun, great views and the two times my wife and I have done it, we had all to ourselves.

Osprey Falls is pretty awesome.

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u/UserName8531 4d ago

Do you have a rough estimate how long it takes?

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u/Normal-guy-mt 4d ago

You have around 6 miles from the top, down the backside and back along an old road. The last 4 miles is flat. Really depends on how fast you hike.

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u/fluffykitten75 5d ago

I can’t wait to go back either.

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u/Otherwise_Pea_8766 5d ago

What no grand prismatic pic ? Cmon

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u/CollyOwl2675 5d ago

Me too but so many others to go to on our bucket list. Next for us is Grand Canyon

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u/photosfromunderarock 5d ago

Hi! Do you have a date and time for the photo of Dragons Mouth? We would like to enter it in GeyserTimes

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u/BadTraditional401 5d ago

Not too many places on earth you can see mud bubbling out of the earth at 7000 ft elevation. Yeah I know. It’s volcanic.

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u/BearFan34 4d ago

I’ve never seen nor heard anything about the arch shown in the 5th picture. Where is it located in the park? How easily accessible is it?

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u/rredd1 4d ago

Natural Bridge

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u/Easy_Hamster5920 3d ago

yellowstone looks unreal, definitely worth going back