Black Sand Basin Review

The most worth seeing in the Black Sand Biscuit Basin is Sapphire pool, the bluest and most transparent one I have ever seen in all the pools in Yellowstone Park. It is really blue and blue, and it is really beautiful.

The biscuit spring went after watching the big prism, so it didn't feel so pleasant, but it didn't mean it was not beautiful, especially the fourth hot spring was super beautiful, the fifth was the morning flower hot spring, and the fourth was very similar.

I really feel that the biscuit basin is better than the old faithful fountain; the fame is not as big as the old faithful fountain, probably because the area is not as big as the old faithful fountain. The fountains in the biscuit basin are not very big, but the colors are more than one, colorful, and the shapes are different, beautiful.

The Biscuit Basin is the northernmost part of the Upper Fountain Basin. There are many colorful streams and the scenery is very charming. The unique style of the entire sapphire pool is the most attractive to tourists. There will be new springs here, fully showing the unique color of nature.

The black gauze biscuit basin is located in the upper geyser basin, the bottom right of the 8 words, I am most impressed by the blue hot spring, it is really beautiful, be careful not to leave the basin built walking plank road, otherwise you will be burned

Black Sand Basin Black Sand Basin is not often mentioned in the strategy of Yellowstone Park. In fact, this place also has amazing geothermal hot springs. If you come here to watch different styles of hot springs and lakes, you will feel worthwhile. The basin is located in the upper geyser area, but it is an independent group, composed of hot springs, geysers and lakes. The length of its pedestrian plank road is not long, only 0.4 kilometers, and there are not many tourists, so it is a good place for the elderly and children to relax and watch the scenery. At the entrance of the Black Sand Basin, signs explain why it is called the Black Sand Basin and why there are geysers and hot springs of color in the geysers.