
Lone Star Geyser Trail
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This mostly level trail follows an old service road along the Firehole River through unburned forests of lodgepole pine. The geyser, which erupts approximately every 3 hours, puts on a delightful show. This trail can be accessed by bicycle with the final approach to the geyser on foot.
Trailhead: 3.5 miles southeast of the Old Faithful area, just beyond Kepler Cascades parking area.
Distance: 5 miles (8 km) roundtrip
Level of Difficulty: Easy
Visitor Information
307-344-7381 (recorded information)
Directions from Old Faithful area: Travel 3.5 miles southeast and just beyond Kepler Cascades parking area.
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