Eruptions now occur approximately every 80 minutes. The cycle of eruption is typical of most geysers. The pool fills and overflows and bubbles cause splashing. The rate of splashes increases and the water is thrown into the air. Anemone geyser spouts water ten ft in the air.
Water then drains and the cycle begins again.
Plume Geyser - Plume Geyser erupts approximately every 20 minutes. You must pay attention because the eruption consists of 3-5, 25ft bursts. Beehive Geyser - Beehive Geyser erupts twice a day. This fascinating eruption consists of a powerful stream of water projected up to 150 ft in the air. The Lion Group contains four separate geysers that are all interconnected underground.