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The South Fork of the Merced River takes an alternate track from it’s source in the High Sierra and flows past Wawona in the southern part of Yosemite National Park and Hite Cove before joining the main fork west of Yosemite downstream of El Portal.

The view that Ansel Adams made famous, Tunnel View is a must stop for any first time visit to Yosemite Valley. Find it just outside the Wawona Tunnel on State Highway 41. No hiking is required, you simply park at one of the lots and make your way to the vista.

Watch Yosemite National Park in real time! View Yosemite National Park webcams for El Capitan, Half Dome, High Sierra and Yosemite Falls. Enjoy views from the Half Dome webcam, Yosemite Falls webcam and El Capitan webcam.

This Yosemite icon rises more than 4,737 ft (1,444 m) above the valley floor and can be summited (with permit) using the Cable Route. This shot is taken from the Ahwahnee Meadow just east of Yosemite Village. Bonus points for spotting wildlife scampering into view!

A stone’s throw from Yosemite Valley, Turtleback Dome sits at 5,280 feet (1,620 m) offers a lesser-known yet equally beautiful view westward to where the mountains give way to the Sierra foothills. Unbeatable after a storm when clouds roll through the Merced River Canyon or at sunset when the golden switch is flipped!

The High Sierra Webcam shares a stunning view of Yosemite's high country, including Tenaya Peak and Clouds Rest.

2023年7月26日 · Yosemite National Park offers 1,200 square miles of breathtaking natural terrain. For a word that is oft-overused, epic is in play here. If you’ve never been to Yosemite, words may not even be enough to prepare you for what is coming. But we’ll do …

The tallest waterfall in North America, majestic Yosemite Falls (2,424 feet) is the focal point of the Park’s natural beauty. Fed by snowmelt, the gentle flow becomes a torrent in spring before peaking early summer.

Operated by the Tuolumne Meadows Store, this seasonal webcam (approximately June through September) looks west towards Fairview Dome. John Muir called this prominent bubble of granite “one of the most striking and best preserved of the domes” in Yosemite.