Primera clasificación Atractivos en Parque Nacional de Yosemite

This very strenuous, seven-mile round-trip hike gains almost 2,000 feet in elevation. Start at Happy Isles Shuttle Stop Number 16 and work your way through the crowds visiting Vernal Falls, and begin a series of switchbacks to the top. The trail goes up and down a fair amount until you near the top. As you climb out of a gully, you will be treated to the famous profile of Nevada Falls. Be sure to bring water, and wear a hat as well as comfortable walking shoes or boots. The trail may be closed in winter. For your safety, it is recommended that you complete this hike before dark.

If you are in very good shape and willing to spend a long day hiking, the difficult trek to the top of Half Dome may be for you. It is considered extremely strenuous, with an elevation gain of almost 5,000 feet. Start at Happy Isle Shuttle Stop Number 16 and work your way through the crowds visiting Vernal Falls, and begin a series of switchbacks to the top. The trail rises and falls a fair amount until you get close to Nevada Falls and from there the trail continues to Half Dome. Be warned, however, that the last 200 yards up the back of the dome require you to use steel cable handrails as you scramble up. Roughly 600 people make this trek every day in the summer, but it is not easy. Be sure to bring water, and wear a hat as well as comfortable walking shoes or boots. The trail may be closed in winter. Since this hike can take up to 12 hours to complete, it is recommended that you start early in the morning. For your safety it is best to complete this hike before dark. Check website for more information.

Towering above the expanse of Yosemite Valley, Half Dome is a distinct and popular rock formation in the Yosemite National Park. The granite dome is one of the park's most recognizable features and evokes a sense of awe in visitors. Owing to its perch, the dome affords spellbinding 360-degree views of the scenery. It is a popular excursion for avid hikers and thrill-seekers. Due to its difficulty level, only experienced hikers and climbers are encouraged to traverse the trail leading to the dome's summit.

A remarkable granite-clad domical hill, Sentinel Dome is one of the highlights of Yosemite National Park. The dome is famously recognized as the location for a Jeffrey Pine Tree that grew at the summit of the dome. The trail that winds across the sloping inclines of the dome is very popular among avid hikers. Posing a challenge to adventurers, this iconic natural landmark invites visitors to scale it and rewards them with spectacular views of the valley from its summit.

This hike is also known as the Mist Trail because it passes right beside Vernal Falls, which in the spring blows a heavy mist everywhere, right up to Nevada Falls. This 7-mile roundtrip hike is considered a difficult hike, with a steep 400-foot elevation gain in just over a mile. It is recommended that you wear shoes that grip as the path can be slippery. You can see the gushing cascades from the Vernal Falls Footbridge as well as the top of the falls in the distance. This is among the busiest hikes in the Valley, small wonder given the loveliness of the trail. Plan on spending an hour or two on your walk. The trail may be closed in winter.

El Capitan, which literally translates to “The Captain” is a mountain climb meant for the adventurous of heart and seasoned climbers. It is a mammoth rock formation situated in the Yosemite Valley. If you are not a climber, don’t lose heart, another way to see the El Capitan is by hiking and following the trail along the valley. Visitors travel from far and wide to visit this breathtaking natural landmark and experience the thrill of nature’s beauty.