Personally I started out not liking this *at all, owing to the outdated and/or misleading photos under the Google search results. But, after walking through you are seemingly distracted by a sense of deep contemplation and a degree of sadness.

**My advice would be to firstly visit Lady Knox Geyser for the talk and Geyser display and then come here. You'll be bound to 'rethink' how you conduct your life in terms of your contribution to maintaining the quality of life and nature and how we as humans impact the Earth which God has created.

Perhaps when visiting, DO NOT expect Mud Pools with the steady geothermal activity as seen in pics but instead be greeted by a a simple arrangement of what some would call a geothermal waste land (this is not a derogatory term but instead a term to use which emphasises the human impact on our land). Seemingly heartbreaking to witness and humbling in a sense.

That being said, IT IS AN ACTIVE AND UNSTABLE AREA.