A field trip guide to Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho: volcanic, hydrothermal, and glacial activity in the region
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A FIELD-TRIP GUIDE TO YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING, MONTANA, AND
IDAHO VOLCANIC, HYDROTHERMAL, AND GLACIAL ACTIVITY IN THE REGION
BY ROBERT O. FOURNIER, ROBERT L. CHRISTIANSEN, RODERICK A. HUTCHINSON,
AND KEN L. PIERCE
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 2099
ORIGINALLY PREPAREDFOR THE 7TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON WATER-ROCK
INTERACTION (WRI-7), PARK CITY, UTAH, JULY 1992
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON : 1994 UB/TIB
HANNOVER 113113161 89
IMAGE 2
CONTENTS
GLOSSARY V
GENERAL INFORMATION AND BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRIP 1
INTRODUCTION TO YELLOWSTONE 3
DETAILED ITINERARY 5
DAY 1-JACKSON HOLE,WYOMING, TO OLD FAITHFUL 5
STOP 1-WINDY POINT TURNOUT 5
STOP 2-LUNCH AT STRING LAKE 6
STOP 3-WILLOW FLATS OVERLOOK 7
STOP 4-WEST THUMB GEYSER BASIN 7
STOP 5-OLD FAITHFUL LODGE CABINS, UPPER GEYSER BASIN 10
DAY 2-UPPER, MIDWAY, ANDLOWER GEYSER BASINS 12
STOP 6-BISCUIT BASIN 14
STOP 7-MIDWAY BASIN 18
STOP 8-FIREHOLE LAKE AND STEADY GEYSER 18
STOP 9-FOUNTAIN PAINT POT WALK 19
STOP 10-PORCUPINE HILLS AND Y-13 DRILL HOLE 19
STOP 11-LUNCH IN LOWER GEYSER BASIN 20
STOP 12-THEY-3 DRILL SITE AND POCKET BASIN EXPLOSION CRATER 20 STOP
13-FIREHOLE CANYON 22
DAY 3-TRAVEL OLD FAITHFUL TO MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS 23
STOP 14-NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 23
THE PORCELAIN TERRACE AND PORCELAIN BASIN LOOP TRAIL 25
THE BACK BASIN LOOP TRAIL 28
STEAMBOAT GEYSER 28
CISTERN SPRING 29
PORKCHOP GEYSER CRATER 29
ECHINUS GEYSER 30
CHARACTERISTICS AND ORIGIN OF ACID-SULFATE WATERS 30 THE Y-9 DRILL HOLE
31
STOP 15-PICNIC LUNCH IN THE NORRIS REGION 31
STOP 16-ROARING MOUNTAIN 31
STOP 17-OBSIDIAN CLIFF 31
STOP 18~HOODOOS 33
STOP 19-OVERLOOK ABOVE MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS 33
STOP 20-MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS 35
DAY 4-MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS TO JACKSON HOLE 35
STOP 21-OVERLOOK OF LOWERGRAND CANYON AT THE NARROWS 35 STOP 22-WASHBURN
OVERLOOK 36
STOP 23-ARTIST POINT 37
STOP 24-LUNCH AT BUFFALO FORD PICNIC AREA 37
STOP 25-MUD VOLCANO AREA 37
STOP 26-LE HARDYS RAPIDS 38
STOP 27-YELLOWSTONELAKE 39
STOP 28-SNAKE RIVER OVERLOOK ./ 40
SELECTED REFERENCES 41
APPENDIXES:
A. SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION SUPPLIED TO FIELD-TRIP PARTICIPANTS IN
ADDITION TO THIS FIELD GUIDE 45
B. ACTIVITY OF SELECTED GEYSERS IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, SPRING
1992 46
IMAGE 3
IV CONTENTS
FIGURES
1. LOCATION AND MAJOR FEATURES OFYELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 2
2. MAP OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING, SHOWING 0.6-MA YELLOWSTONE
CALDERA, TWO RESURGENT
DOMES, ACTIVE AND RECENTLY ACTIVE HYDROTHERMAL FEATURES, MAJOR FAULTS,
AND LOCATIONS OF SELECTED
NAMED THERMAL AREAS 4
3. LOCATIONS OF ROADS AND FIELD TRIP STOPS IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
5
4-7. PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING:
4. VIEW OF TETON RANGE AS SEEN FROM STOP 1
6
5. STRING LAKE AND TETON RANGE AS SEEN FROM STOP 2 6
6. OLD SINTER AT SHORE OF YELLOWSTONE LAKE, WEST THUMB GEYSER BASIN 8
7. FISHING CONE, WEST THUMB GEYSER BASIN
8
8. MEASURED PRESSURE VERSUS DEPTH IN U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY RESEARCH
WELLS DRILLED IN YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK 8
9. PHOTOGRAPH OF AIR VIEW OF UPPER GEYSER BASIN
10
10. GEOLOGIC MAP SHOWING ROUTE AND STOPS BETWEEN UPPER GEYSER BASIN AND
NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 11
11. PHOTOGRAPH OF BEEHIVE GEYSER IN ERUPTION, GEYSER HILL, UPPER GEYSER
BASIN 13
12. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM SHOWING APPROXIMATE RESERVOIR TEMPERATURES BENEATH
UPPER AND LOWER GEYSER
BASINS AND EFFECTS OF SUBSURFACE BOILING WITH STEAM LOSS ON BICARBONATE
RELATIVE TO CHLORIDE IN THE
SHALLOWEST RESERVOIRS*
14
13. DISTRIBUTION OF FRESH OBSIDIAN AND HYDROTHERMAL MINERALS IN
GROUNDMASS OF CORE FROM
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYY-7 DRILL HOLE
15
14. DISTRIBUTION OF FRESH OBSIDIAN AND HYDROTHERMAL MINERALS IN
GROUNDMASS OF CORE FROM
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Y-8 DRILL HOLE 16
15. SECTION THROUGH U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Y-7 AND Y-8 DRILL HOLES,
SHOWING PRESSURES, TEMPERATURE
CONTOURS, AND INFERRED SELF-SEALING BY DEPOSITION OF HYDROTHERMAL
MINERALS IN ORIGINALLY PERMEABLE
GROUND
17
16-23. PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING: 16. BLOCKS OF ZEOLITE-CEMENTED SEDIMENTS
BLOWN FROM BLACK OPAL POOL, BISCUIT BASIN 17
17. MUD POTS SEEN AT HIGH POINT ON FOUNTAIN PAINT POT NATURE WALK,
LOWERGEYSER BASIN 19
18. CLEPSYDRA GEYSER, FOUNTAIN PAINT POT NATURE WALK, LOWER GEYSER BASIN
20
19. AIR VIEW OF POCKET BASIN HYDROTHERMAL EXPLOSION CRATER 21
20. FLOOR AND RIM OF POCKET BASIN HYDROTHERMAL EXPLOSION CRATER 21
21. MUD POTS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHERN FLANK OF POCKET BASIN 22
22. FLOW-FRONT BRECCIA EXPOSED IN FIREHOLE CANYON 23
23. FIREHOLE FALLS IN FIREHOLE CANYON HELD UP BY NEARLY VERTICAL,
EROSIONALLY RESISTANT FLOW LAYERS IN THENEZ PERCE CREEK FLOW 23
24. GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC MAP SHOWING ROUTE AND STOPS BETWEEN NORRIS
GEYSER BASIN AND MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS 24
25. SKETCH MAP OF NORRIS GEYSER BASIN SHOWING TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES, U.S.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DRILL HOLES Y-9 AND Y-12 AND LOCATIONS OF SELECTED HOT
SPRINGS AND GEYSERS 25
26-27. PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING: 26. PORCELAIN BASIN, VIEWED FROM NEAR THE
NORRIS MUSEUM, NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 26
27. HOT SPRING ACTIVITY AT PORCELAIN TERRACE, NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 27
28. SULFATE (S04) VERSUS DEUTERIUM (5D) RELATIONS FOR NORRIS GEYSER
BASIN THERMAL WATERS 27
29-31. PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING: 29. A TYPICAL SMALL ERUPTION OF STEAMBOAT
GEYSER, NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 28
30. ERODED GROUND RESULTING FROM INFREQUENT BIG ERUPTIONS OF STEAMBOAT
GEYSER, NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 28
31. SILICA TERRACE FORMED BY WATERS DISCHARGED FROM CISTERN SPRING 29
32. CHLORIDE (CI) VERSUS SULFATE (SO4) RELATIONS FOR WATERS COLLECTED AT
DIFFERENT TIMES FROM CISTERN SPRING, ECHINUS GEYSER, AND U.S. GEOLOGICAL
SURVEY Y-12 DRILL HOLE 29
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CONTENTS V
33-43. PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING: 33. PORKCHOP GEYSER, NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 30
34. ROARING MOUNTAIN 32
35. OBSIDIAN CLIFF 32
36. LARGE LANDSLIDE WITH BLOCKS OF WHITE TRAVERTINE IN FOREGROUND AND
THE HOODOOS, COMPOSED OF BLOCKS OF TRAVERTINE IN A LANDSLIDE DEPOSIT 33
37. MAIN TRAVERTINE TERRACE SEEN FROM OVERLOOK ABOVE MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS
AND TRAVERTINE TERRACE AT MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS 34
38. STRATIFIED ANDESITIC BRECCIAS OF THE ABSAROKA VOLCANIC SUPERGROUP
CAPPED BY COLUMNAR-JOINTED BASALT FLOWS 35
39. VIEW FROM THE CALCITE SPRINGS OVERLOOK SHOWING THE LOWER GRAND
CANYON AT THE NARROWS 35 40. VIEW LOOKING EAST FROM WASHBURN OVERLOOK ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF DUNRAVEN PASS 36
41. LOWER FALLS SEEN FROM ARTIST POINT 37
42. HYDROTHERMALLY ALTERED RHYOLITE EXPOSED IN THE WALLS OF GRAND CANYON
OF THE YELLOWSTONE 38
43. BLACK DRAGON'S CAULDRON, MUD VOLCANO AREA 39
44. VERTICAL DISPLACEMENT AND TOPOGRAPHIC PROFILES ALONG EASTERN
LEVELING LINE FROM LAKE BUTTE TO CANYON JUNCTION 40
45. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING VIEW OF CATHEDRAL GROUP OF PEAKS FROM SNAKE RIVER
OVERLOOK 41
TABLES
L.
2.
3.
4.
PREFERRED VALUES FOR THE AVERAGE RATES OF DISCHARGE OF DEEP
HIGH-TEMPERATURE COMPONENT OF THERMAL WATER, CHLORIDE IN THAT WATER, AND
HEAT (BEFORE BOILING DURING UPFLOW) FROM SELECTED THERMAL AREAS IN
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 5
CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SELECTED THERMAL WATERS FROM YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK 9
CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF SELECTED THERMAL WATERS IN LOWER GEYSER BASIN
18
CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF SELECTED THERMAL WATERS, NORRIS GEYSER BASIN 26
GLOSSARY
ADIABATIC. IN THERMODYNAMICS, PERTAINING TO THE RELATIONSHIP OF PRESSURE
AND VOLUME WHEN A GAS OR FLUID IS COM PRESSED OR EXPANDED WITHOUT
EITHER GIVING OR RECEIVING HEAT. COMPRESSION MAY RESULT IN GAS
CONDENSING TO LIQ UID, AND EXPANSION MAY RESULT IN LIQUID EVAPORATION
(OR BOILING) TO GAS. ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO CHANGE IN THE HEAT CONTENT OF
THE SYSTEM, THERE IS A CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE. ADIABATIC EXPANSION. AN
INCREASE IN VOLUME WITH NO
CHANGE IN HEAT CONTENT OF THE SYSTEM BUT WITH A DECREASE IN TEMPERATURE.
FOR EXAMPLE, WATER AT HIGH TEMPERATURE ( 100C) AND HIGH PRESSURE ( 1
ATMOSPHERE) THAT FLOWS UPWARD TOWARD THE EARTH'S SURFACE EXPERIENCES A
DE CREASE IN PRESSURE THAT EVENTUALLY RESULTS IN BOILING (EVAPORATION)
AND A DECREASE IN TEMPERATURE OF THE SYS TEM. HOWEVER, THE TOTAL HEAT
CONTENT, DISTRIBUTED BE TWEEN THE REMAINING LIQUID WATER AND NEW-FORMED
STEAM REMAINS CONSTANT.
ANDESITE VOLCANISM. VOLCANIC ACTIVITY CHARACTERIZEDBY ERUP TION OR
EXTRUSION OF LAVA INTERMEDIATE IN COMPOSITION
BETWEEN RHYOLITE (RELATIVELY RICH IN SILICA, SODIUM, AND POTASSIUM) AND
BASALT (RELATIVELY RICH IN CALCIUM AND
MAGNESIUM). MANY OF THE HIGH VOLCANOES IN THE CASCADE RANGE OFWASHINGTON
AND OREGON AND INTHEANDESRANGE OFSOUTHAMERICAARECOMPOSED MOSTLY
OFANDESITICLAVAS. CLINOPTILOLITE. A ZEOLITE MINERAL THAT IS RELATIVELY
RICH IN
POTASSIUM.
CURIE-POINT ISOTHERM. THE TEMPERATURE ABOVE WHICH MIN ERALS IN A ROCK
LOOSE THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES. DACITE. A FINE-GRAINED IGNEOUS ROCK
THAT IS SIMILAR IN COM POSITION TO ANDESITE BUT CONTAINING LESS CALCIUM
AND
MORE SILICA.
END MORAINE. A MOUND OF UNSORTED AND UNSTRATIFIED ROCK DEPOSITED AT THE
LOWER END OR FRONT OF A GLACIER WHERE
THE ADVANCING ICE SHEET MELTS. FLUIDAL LAYERS. AS APPLIED TO A FLOWING
LAVA, LAYERS OF LIQ UID MAGMA WITH RELATIVELY LOW VISCOSITY WITHIN
SOLID
AND (OR) RELATIVELY VISCOUS MATERIAL COMPOSED OF CRYS TALS AND GLASS. |
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| title_fullStr | A field trip guide to Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho volcanic, hydrothermal, and glacial activity in the region by Robert O. Fournier ... [Text and ill. ed. by James W. Hendley] |
| title_full_unstemmed | A field trip guide to Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho volcanic, hydrothermal, and glacial activity in the region by Robert O. Fournier ... [Text and ill. ed. by James W. Hendley] |
| title_short | A field trip guide to Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho |
| title_sort | a field trip guide to yellowstone national park wyoming montana and idaho volcanic hydrothermal and glacial activity in the region |
| title_sub | volcanic, hydrothermal, and glacial activity in the region |
| topic | Thermalquelle (DE-588)4191517-3 gnd Geysir (DE-588)4157308-0 gnd Glazialmorphologie (DE-588)4021212-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | Thermalquelle Geysir Glazialmorphologie Yellowstone National Park |
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