I am a big fan of the raised walkway. It keeps the landscape pristine. This fact that you might break through and get scalded if you try to walk on the thin surface at Upper Geyser Basin does a lot to keep the tourists in line as well. - michaelsulock.com

I am a big fan of the raised walkway. It keeps the landscape pristine. This fact that you might break through and get scalded if you try to walk on the thin surface at Upper Geyser Basin does a lot to keep the tourists in line as well.

Jul 14th 2008 — — 4:00 pm

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