Pops Hiking and Travel | 7 GREAT Yellowstone National Park Hikes for Older Hikers @popshiking | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Discover the wonders of Yellowstone National Park through accessible hikes for all adventurers. Begin at Artist Point, where a wheelchair-friendly path offers breathtaking views of the majestic Lower Falls. Stroll along the Mud Volcano Trail, with boardwalk trails past bubbling mud pots and hot springs. Conquer the West Thumb Geyser Basin, where walkways showcase vibrant geothermal pools against the stunning backdrop of Yellowstone Lake. Embark on the Upper Geyser Basin Trail, passing iconic geysers like Old Faithful, Grand, and Riverside geysers. At Fountain Paint Pot Trail, witness colorful hot springs and fumaroles. Conclude at the magnificent Grand Prismatic Overlook, offering a bird's-eye view of the park's signature rainbow-hued hot spring.
Special thanks to Josh of ThroughMyLens for helping me put this video together.
One other thing I wanted to be sure to mention is to definitely carry water. Especially in the summer and when doing the longer hikes among geothermal features.
Discover the wonders of Yellowstone National Park through accessible hikes for all adventurers. Begin at Artist Point, where a wheelchair-friendly path offers breathtaking views of the majestic Lower Falls. Stroll along the Mud Volcano Trail, with boardwalk trails past bubbling mud pots and hot springs. Conquer the West Thumb Geyser Basin, where walkways showcase vibrant geothermal pools against the stunning backdrop of Yellowstone Lake. Embark on the Upper Geyser Basin Trail, passing iconic geysers like Old Faithful, Grand, and Riverside geysers. At Fountain Paint Pot Trail, witness colorful hot springs and fumaroles. Conclude at the magnificent Grand Prismatic Overlook, offering a bird's-eye view of the park's signature rainbow-hued hot spring.
Special thanks to Josh of ThroughMyLens for helping me put this video together.
One other thing I wanted to be sure to mention is to definitely carry water. Especially in the summer and when doing the longer hikes among geothermal features.
