Hot Springs State Park: White Sulpher Road

On the north side of HSSP, along Bighorn River is White Sulpher Road. It ends at a stairway which allows people to see another place where spring mineral water flows from the ground and into the river.

Next to the parking lot is an unusual rock formation that some locals call "Green Eye" because they think it looks like a face.

Do you see the Star Wars character Jabba the Hutt or Chewbacca in the above formations?

See also Hot Springs State Park: Smoky Row Cemetery, Buffalo Pasture, The Grounds,Bath House, Flower Gardens, Source of Flow, Boardwalk and Terraces, View from West Side, "Fountains" and Bridge, History of the Spring, Gift of the Smoking Water, and mineral ponds.

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Hot Springs State Park: The Grounds

In the semi-arid climate of Wyoming, the grounds of HSSP are like an oasis. Families come here just to enjoy the expansive lawns.

Below is one of the favorite benches my wife and I use after a walk.

Some people like to use this observation deck to get a better view of the Bighorn River.

Others use this boat launch to float down the river.

Or you might want to enjoy watching your kids learn how to rock climb.

There are several playgrounds to occupy the young ones in your family.

This is a molded buffalo used for climbing.

Some people like to bring a book and sit next to the grassy pond.

There are benches near the waterfalls.

Have a stroll with your spouse.

Have a picnic with your family, or ...

reserve this structure for a family reunion.

If nothing is happening in the bandshell, talk to Kevin Skates, the Park Superintendent, about what is planned.

Below is the dedication plaque to this pavilion:

After walking up the stairs to the parking lot, make sure you visit with the Stegosaurus before you leave.

See also Hot Springs State Park: Smoky Row Cemetery, Buffalo Pasture, White Sulpher Road,Bath House, Flower Gardens, Source of Flow, Boardwalk and Terraces, View from West Side,"Fountains" and Bridge, History of the Spring, Gift of the Smoking Water, and mineral ponds.

link: index to photographs