Mammoth Hot Springs

Mammoth Hot Spring is a must-check-in landscape in Yellowstone Park. It is close to the north gate of Yellowstone. It may be because the expectations were too high before, or it has just been to the Turkish Pamukkale with a very similar scenery, so it does not feel particularly shocking. Instead, I feel too dry and not the water vapor that I imagined. The climate is hot and unobstructed. There are several routes to climb up. It is basically a circular tour. You can see a little diamond blue spring water on it. It is said that the corrosiveness is very strong. It is all microorganisms. It's a real surprise compared to the foot bath in Pamukkale.

The hot spring resources in this place are still rich. The key is that the temperature of their hot spring water is also more suitable. It’s just that we’re a little far away, otherwise it’s an interesting thing to come here often.

Mammoth Hot Springs, 80 km from the west gate and 8 km from the north gate. This is the world's largest known carbonate deposition hot spring, hot springs along the hillside platform underground, forming snow-like ladders, similar to Sichuan Huanglong, but one step is relatively small, looking like scattered cream cakes, unique. As the spring water gradually diminished, microbes died into gray powder, remaining on dry steps. We were a little disappointed to see this scene. This hot spring entered the stage of degeneration and exhaustion and will disappear completely later. Dialectual materialism tells us that motion is absolute, static is relative, and that everything has its life cycle of rise and fall, and will not be unchanged.

Mammoth hot spring is dying, spring water is less, colorful calcium is mostly degraded and white, no wonder the movie 2012 the end of the world was shot here