Experts' Choice Award Lone Star Geyser
What the experts agree on
Lone Star Geyser rewards easy accessibility with reliable 3-hour eruptions that shoot 45 feet skyward from its distinctive 12-foot cone. The popular trail suits hikers and cyclists alike, making it one of Yellowstone's most dependable geyser
Fodor's "Lone Star Geyser erupt up to 45 feet into the sky. Eruptions take place every three hours or so,and the trail is also popular with cyclists. Easy–Moderate." Full review
Frommer's "One of the easiest ones to reach, and it’s predictable enough (eruptions happen every 3 hr. or so) to make catching its show likely: The 12-foot-high cone sprays water 45 feet in the air. " Full review
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Check the register near the geyser to estimate the next eruption time.
Lonely Planet "Escape the madness at Old Faithful and visit Teton County, Wyoming's Lone Star Geyser instead. A mellow, 4.8-mile (round trip) hike or bike ride down an old park road takes visitors here..."
Lonely Planet "Lone Star Geyser is a 2.4-mile ride down a paved but traffic-less road and erupts every three hours or so, making for a potentially thrilling destination. Bag site OA1 at Lone Star..."
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