Artists Paintpots

A trail in Norris Geyser Basin. Access is easy and the route allows you to discover numerous geysers and hot springs. All this with the forest and mountains of Yellowstone National Park in the background.

Midway Geyser undoubtedly includes the most colourful and famous pools in Yellowstone, including Grand Prismatic Spring. After crossing the Firehole River, the trail literally passes through the pools. The route is not particularly difficult.

A very short walk to admire the Yellowstone River Canyon and its waterfall. The trail is well-maintained and safe, and as with many places in Yellowstone, parking is readily available.

Starting from a picnic area, this round-trip route runs along the Gardner River. You will discover basalt columns before arriving at the waterfall. Access is not developed, but there are no particular difficulties.

In Yellowstone National Park, this trail crosses small mud volcanoes. The trail is well maintained and does not present any particular difficulties. You may see bison on the road before arriving at the car park.

A short trail through the Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park. These springs have deposited calcium carbonate, which gives them their characteristic white colour and creates basins and platforms.

This is a round-trip route in a wide, partially shaded valley on the edge of Yellowstone National Park. It is not particularly difficult and can be adapted to suit your preferences.