Even though we had been camping here in June it snowed nearly everyday along with sleet, hail, and rain. All in all, it was easily the most exciting camping trip I have had.

A stellar view of one pools at the artists paint pots.
A close-up of all the layers from the prismatic lake
The Prismatic lake was steaming due to the coldness in the air that day.
This river was right outside a large gathering of sulfur ponds that can be seen steaming off to the right.
A little waterfall we saw while walking.
A beautiful peak on the Grand Tetons
Some of the Grand Teton mountains
Amazing landscape we saw on the road.
A sulfur pool so blue it almost looks like you could swim in it... almost
A wide view of a section of the artists paint pots
Some orange colored bacteria that formed in this hot sulfur pool
Red and orange bacteria that formed in another hot sulfur pool
The intriguing ripples of the artists' paint pots
Crystallized sulfur waterfall fountain
Artists' paint pots sulfur stream that acquired an amazing intertwining color scheme
Grand Tetons behind some trees
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Rushing river we found after taking a little walk
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