Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Time lapse video of Slot Geyser & vicinity during the late morning and afternoon of 10 August 2025. Slot Geyser is the occasionally-erupting feature at center. Background eruptive activity includes Beehive's Indicator Geyser (starting at time stamp 0:34), Beehive Geyser (time stamp 0:51), Old Faithful Geyser in the far-left background (time stamps 1:18 and 3:07), and a small, unnamed geyser at far-right referred to as "UNNG-GHG-18" (time stamps 0:05, 0:47, 1:04, 1:46, 2:24, 3:04, and 3:49).
Slot Geyser is a moderately-small, fountain-type geyser in the Geyser Hill Group of Yellowstone's Upper Geyser Basin in Wyoming, USA. Its irregularly-shaped basin is about 4 meters across and has a less-than-one-meter sized, off-center vent on the eastern side of the basin.
Slot Geyser is often dormant, but does have active seasons with frequent eruptions - this most recently occurred in 2014 and fall 2018. Starting in December 2024, Slot Geyser started an active phase and has been reported having eruptions every month of 2025 so far. On 10 August 2025, when this time lapse was taken, Slot Geyser had intervals (= eruption start to eruption start) of 43 to 46 minutes and durations of about 4 minutes.
Just before each Slot eruption, the basin fills with water. Eruptions consist of intermittent, low to moderate-sized, weak to vigorous, sideways splashing toward the west. After the eruption, the water drains from the basin. Slot's specific eruption behavior has varied over the years.
Geyser Hill Group videos:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8dL6UmmXTBUMW6oQAafxBFkkAvXyDrE3
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Time lapse video of Slot Geyser & vicinity during the late morning and afternoon of 10 August 2025. Slot Geyser is the occasionally-erupting feature at center. Background eruptive activity includes Beehive's Indicator Geyser (starting at time stamp 0:34), Beehive Geyser (time stamp 0:51), Old Faithful Geyser in the far-left background (time stamps 1:18 and 3:07), and a small, unnamed geyser at far-right referred to as "UNNG-GHG-18" (time stamps 0:05, 0:47, 1:04, 1:46, 2:24, 3:04, and 3:49).
Slot Geyser is a moderately-small, fountain-type geyser in the Geyser Hill Group of Yellowstone's Upper Geyser Basin in Wyoming, USA. Its irregularly-shaped basin is about 4 meters across and has a less-than-one-meter sized, off-center vent on the eastern side of the basin.
Slot Geyser is often dormant, but does have active seasons with frequent eruptions - this most recently occurred in 2014 and fall 2018. Starting in December 2024, Slot Geyser started an active phase and has been reported having eruptions every month of 2025 so far. On 10 August 2025, when this time lapse was taken, Slot Geyser had intervals (= eruption start to eruption start) of 43 to 46 minutes and durations of about 4 minutes.
Just before each Slot eruption, the basin fills with water. Eruptions consist of intermittent, low to moderate-sized, weak to vigorous, sideways splashing toward the west. After the eruption, the water drains from the basin. Slot's specific eruption behavior has varied over the years.
Geyser Hill Group videos:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8dL6UmmXTBUMW6oQAafxBFkkAvXyDrE3
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![UNNG-TGG-3 (unnamed Tangled Geysers Group geyser)
UNNG-TGG-3 (unnamed Tangled Geysers Group geyser)
Geysers are hot springs that episodically erupt columns of water. They occur in few places on Earth. The highest concentration of geysers anywhere is at the Yellowstone Hotspot Volcano in northwestern Wyoming, USA.
“UNNG-TGG-3” is the catalog designation for an unnamed, fountain-type geyser in the Tangled Geysers Group of Yellowstone’s Lower Geyser Basin. The vent is at 44° 32’ 25.76” North latitude, 110° 48’ 17.44” West longitude on the September 2023 satellite photo on Google Earth (it’s at 44° 32 25.86” North latitude, 110° 48’ 17.40” West on the June 2016 satellite photo). The basin has enlarged in recent years. In 2016, it was about 2 meters across and somewhat irregularly-shaped. In 2023, its basin was about 6 to 7 meters across and irregularly-circular in shape.
UNNG-TGG-3 was seen having eruptions on 26 and 30 July 2017 - if it was active in previous years, it was just blipping. In August to October 2025, UNNG-TGG-3 was active again, with eruption durations between 30 and 60 seconds and maximum eruption heights of ~3 meters or higher. Reported closed intervals (= eruption start to eruption start) in 2025 ranged from 51 minutes to 115 minutes.
Filmed from the White Dome Geyser boardwalk. Clips have been muted.
Clip 1 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 8:45 to 8:46 PM eruption on 26 July 2017.
Clip 2 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 10:57 to 10:58 AM eruption on 3 August 2025. [time stamp 0:34]
Clip 3 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 12:00 to 12:01 PM eruption on 3 August 2025. [time stamp 1:08]
Clip 4 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 1:40 to 1:41 PM eruption on 3 August 2025. [time stamp 1:42]
Clip 5 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 10:58 to 10:59 AM eruption on 15 August 2025. [time stamp 2:33]
Clip 6 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 11:49 to 11:50 AM eruption on 15 August 2025. [time stamp 3:33]
Clip 7 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 1:10 to 1:11 PM eruption on 15 August 2025. [time stamp 3:55]
Clip 8 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 2:21 to 2:22 PM eruption on 15 August 2025. [time stamp 4:37]
Clip 9 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 3:28 to 3:29 PM eruption on 15 August 2025. [time stamp 5:19]
Clip 10 - UNNG-TGG-3’s 4:45 PM eruption on 15 August 2025. [time stamp 6:02] UNNG-TGG-3 (unnamed Tangled Geysers Group geyser)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tEuo7PnpmWo/mqdefault.jpg)









