The Yosemite National Park - The Drive Through the Forest and to the Bridalveil Falls The Yosemite Valley is located in California along western edge of the Sierra Nevada Range and has been a National Park since 1890. When entering the park, you are required to pay an entrance fee of 20 Dollars which enables you to enter the park for 7 consecutive days. Our first destination was the Bridalveil Falls.

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We drove to Yosemite from Fresno. On the way to the falls, there were many possibilities to stop and take pictures of the marvelous landscape. Notice the haze in the sky. This was due to the fires. The mountain walls were impressive. We found a parking area close to this footpath that leads up to the Bridalveil Falls. We were fortunate to see water. Considering that it had not rained since a few weeks, there was still enough coming down at the Bridalveil Falls. Continue >>>   Custom Search

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