Soda Springs Geyser is a man-made geyser located in Soda Springs, Idaho. It was created in 1937 when a well was drilled into a natural aquifer, allowing carbonated water to erupt from the ground. The geyser can shoot water up to 100 feet high, making it a popular attraction for visitors. The geyser is situated near the Bear Lake Valley and is part of the area's unique geological features. It is one of the few geysers in the world that is easily accessible and predictable, with eruptions occurring approximately every hour. This makes it a fun and interesting spot for families and tourists.