Thermal activity at the start of the trailhead with the sun just peaking over the hill

Crossing Firehole river at the start of the trail head

Sunrise of Firehole River and Midway Geyser Basin

Overlooking the Midway Geyser Basin from the Fairy Falls Trail

Walking along the trail looking out for wildlife - sadly rather unsuccessful

Trees destroyed by the 1885 fire and regrowth

Slow decomposition of the trees destroyed by the 1885 fire.

Fairy Falls - at the edge of the caldera. And Scott taking a dip

Yellowstone - Fairy Falls

2022年9月8日, アメリカ ⋅ ⛅ 11 °C

Sadly our last day in Yellowstone. The last five days have just flown by.

Today we are out for an early morning hike to Fairy Falls, an easy 2.5 mile walk from the trailhead and the last opportunity to enjoy the atmospheric early morning light.

Fairy Falls, 200 feet (61 m) high, is one of Yellowstone's most spectacular waterfalls.
Brave souls can even go for a dip at the bottom of the falls. But apparently the water is rather cold.
Thank you Scott, for taking one for the team 😃

The area around Fairy Falls was heavily affected by the 1885 fires and over a hundred years later, not a lot of the dead trees have decomposed due to the dryness of the zone.もっと詳しく

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