This is one of the most famous thermal springs at Mammoth Hot Springs. The spring continued to be very active through at least 1914, and records show it flowing during the 1920s until the famous small spouting jet of water on the top of the mound ceased in 1924. But the spring on top of the mound is still called Orange Spring, and its activity has been fairly constant since 1955. Springs on top of the mound in general have been active since at least 1871. Yellowstone Net Co-Owner Clint Wilkes spoke at the Conference.
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