Top Geysers in USA

Get there about 30 minutes before an eruption. You can catch the little geysers like Castle Geyser while you wait. It's a nice way to avoid the crowd right when Old Faithful blows!

Explore the trails around the geyser afterward. The boardwalks can get crowded, but walking a little further takes you to hidden gems and fewer people!

Pack snacks and water because the lodge food options can be overpriced and crowded during peak hours. I wish I had brought my own picnic.

Don’t miss the timed eruptions like Old Faithful! Use the park's app to check eruption predictions for the best experience.

I suggest hitting the shorter walks first, then tackling the longer trails later. This way, you'll have energy for the stunning views without burning out early.

Check the geyser's eruption schedule on the National Park Service website before you go. It saves you time waiting around, and you’re more likely to catch it in action!

I suggest bringing some snacks and drinks. There aren’t many food options around unless you drive a bit. I thought I could grab a bite nearby, but I ended up munching on granola bars while waiting for the geyser, which was kinda lame

Get to Soda Springs Geyser well before noon if you can! It gets pretty crowded, and you don't wanna miss your chance to snap a great pic of the eruption without loads of people in the background... Trust me, the early morning light is perfect!

I suggest bringing a reusable water bottle. The prices at the visitor center can be super high, and you'll want to stay hydrated while walking around. Plus, the scenery is beautiful, so you'll want to spend as much time outside as possible