Primera clasificación Atractivos en Parque Nacional de Yosemite

Overlooking the Yosemite Valley in Yosemite National Park, Glacier Point is an observation area from where visitors can admire the spectacular valley unfurl before them. It is a striking geological wonder, with some of the best views of the national park and all the favorite rock climbing attractions in the region. The hike to this scenic vista point is relatively easy and not as tedious as some of the other hikes and climbs in the area, making it a popular destination for those looking to soak in some spellbinding sights.

The final descent of the Yosemite Falls, Lower Yosemite is where the cascade is at its most dramatic, landing into the rocks with a deafening crash, scattering into a cool mist. Visible once you emerge into a clearing past the wilderness which defines most of the national park, the falls are a sight to behold, and one of the most prominent attractions in the region. Hikers following the paved trails which meander through the woods are rewarded with splendid views of the falls which measure 320 feet (98 meters).

One of the tallest in the world, Yosemite Waterfall plunges from a height of about 2,425 feet (739 meters). The magnificent cascade is an amalgam of three smaller ones, the Upper Yosemite, which graces most landscape depictions of the falls, the Middle Cascades, which is made up of a series of plunges, and the Lower Yosemite, which most visitors experience at close quarters. Spring is when the waterfall is in its element; a thundering show of force that sends Yosemite Creek's waters crashing into the rocks below. The waterfall, fittingly, is one of the park's most visited attractions and is an awe-inspiring spectacle not to be missed.

Dewey Point Trail is a long, albeit not too difficult hike, which also involves a short climb, but the payoff is huge. The trail takes you to Dewey Point, which offers breathtaking views of the Yosemite valley below. Nature lovers, sightseers, and those looking for a decently strenuous walk should definitely give this one a try.

A fairly easy trail for the most part except for the last stretch to the dome, the Sentinel Dome Trail is picturesque and yields views of wildflower landscapes. The north side offers vistas of Yosemite Valley, whereas the east greets you with alpine views of the High Sierras, as well as the Half Dome.

Scenic trails winding through extensive foliage lead to this magnificent waterfall whose cascades measure 1,430 feet (440 meters). These falls are a part of the spectacular Yosemite Falls, and are among the most picturesque natural wonders in the region. While avid hikers journeying to the site are rewarded with the waterfall itself, they are also treated to splendid views of the surrounding region.