Biscuit Basin Loop: A Hidden Gem in Yellowstone
A Closer Look at This Geyser-Filled Area
Explore the lesser-known trails and geysers around Old Faithful
Nestled just a few miles north of the iconic Old Faithful geyser, Biscuit Basin is a hidden gem that offers a unique and awe-inspiring hiking experience. This moderately strenuous 145-mile one-way trail takes you through a lesser-known geyser area with stunning natural beauty.
The Biscuit Basin Loop is a 23-mile lollipop-loop hike that starts at the west end of the Biscuit Basin boardwalk. As you descend back to the boardwalk, you'll pass by patches of wildflowers and some mountain raspberries, making this hike a feast for the senses.
Named for the unusual biscuit-like deposits that once surrounded Sapphire Pool, Biscuit Basin offers a glimpse into Yellowstone's geothermal wonders. With its bubbling pools, erupting geysers, and vibrant colors, this area is a must-see for any visitor to Yellowstone National Park.
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