Lioness Geyser
Part of the Lion Group, which includes Lion, Lioness, Big and Little Cub Geysers.
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Lioness Geyser Details
Part of the Lion Group, which includes Lion, Lioness, Big and Little Cub Geysers, this relatively large, cone-type geyser lets off large steam emissions that sound like lion roars. When erupting, it often reaches 70 feet in height, and lasts for over seven minutes. Currently, however, this geyser is experiencing a long period of inactivity, and simply splashes scalding water prior to the eruptions of nearby Lion Geyser.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lioness Geyser
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Little Cub Geyser
Part of the Lion Group on Geyser Hill in Upper Geyser Basin.
0.1 mi away
Belgian Pool
In 1929, a gentleman from Belgium was visiting here, and fell into this pool.
0.1 mi away
Sawmill
This feature is a geyser, not merely a hot spring, due to the biscuit like mineral deposits.
0.2 mi away
Scalloped Spring
The water level has obviously dropped over the years, most likely due from an earthquake.
0.2 mi away
South Scalloped Spring
Named for the ornate mineral formations along the edge of the pool.
