An SUV with five people inside plunged into a 105-degree geyser at Yellowstone National Park after it “inadvertently drove off the roadway," official said.

The vehicle drove off the road and was fully submerged in 9 feet of water inside the inactive Semi-Centennial Geyser thermal feature.

The Semi-Centennial Geyser was briefly named the largest geyser in the world when it was first seen erupting in 1922, spraying water from an underground hot springs an estimated 300 feet into the air, according to a past bulletin documenting the incident by the National Parks Association.