Yosemite, April 2017
A view of El Capitan from the valley floor, Yosemite Valley
On the south side of the trail beside Tenaya Creek, below Mirror Lake
A view on the south side of Mirror Lake (1,248m)
A view on the south side of Mirror Lake (1,248m)
A local encounter on the trail
Another local encounter on the trail
On the upper section of the Tenaya Creek walk, beneath Half Dome
At the top bridge crossing Tenaya Creek, giving access to the north side
Another foot bridge on the north side of the Tenaya Creek trail
A view on the north side of Mirror Lake
A view on the north side of Mirror Lake
A view on the north side of Mirror Lake
Upper and Lower Yosemite Fall, viewed from the valley floor
Upper Yosemite Fall, viewed from the valley floor
Looking skyward in the forest on the valley floor
Natural water foam beneath Yosemite Fall
Typical moss growing on the sheltered side of a tree trunk
Tree bark
A section of Lower Yosemite Fall
Lower Yosemite Fall
The view from Inspiration Point (1,700m), looking east down Yosemite Valley to El Capitan (2,307m, left), Half Dome (2,693m, in cloud distant centre) and Bridalveil Fall (right)
The view from Inspiration Point (1,700m), looking east down Yosemite Valley to El Capitan (2,307m, left), Half Dome (2,693m, in cloud distant centre) and Bridalveil Fall (right)
Half Dome (2,693m), viewed from the west at Inspiration Point
Bridalveil Fall, viewed from the west at Inspiration Point
El Capitan, viewed at dusk from Foresta
El Capitan, viewed at dawn from Foresta
Our log cabin lodgings at Foresta at dawn
Half Dome, viewed from the lower section of the trail leading to Yosemite Point
Upper Yosemite Fall, viewed from about the halfway point on the trail leading to Yosemite Point
Upper Yosemite Fall, viewed from about the halfway point on the trail leading to Yosemite Point
Upper Yosemite Fall, with Half Dome on the skyline, viewed from about the halfway point on the trail leading to Yosemite Point
Upper Yosemite Fall, viewed from about the halfway point on the trail leading to Yosemite Point
A section of Upper Yosemite Fall, viewed from about the halfway point on the trail leading to Yosemite Point
Half Dome, viewed from about the halfway point on the trail leading to Yosemite Point
Climbing behind Yosemite Fall towards the foot bridge crossing Yosemite creek, just above the Fall
A section of the massive, sheer wall to the west of the trail below Yosemite Creek
The footbridge (1,900m) across Yosemite Creek, with the jaws of death a little further down the creek at right
The jaws of death at the top of Yosemite Fall
Looking up Yosemite Creek beyond the foot bridge
Plugging up through spring snow towards Yosemite Point
At Yosemite Point (2,114m), looking east to Half Dome and across to the southern valley wall
At Yosemite Point (2,114m), looking east to Half Dome and across to the southern valley wall
A stunted pine above Yosemite Fall
An exposed section of trail leading to the lookout directly beside Yosemite Fall
The view down Upper Yosemite Fall. The trail leading up from the valley floor is on the right
In the forest near El Capitan
In the forest, with El Capitan soaring above
A view at the base of one of the near vertical routes up El Capitan
A view at the base of one of the near vertical routes up El Capitan
Royal Arch Creek
The view at dawn from Tunnel View (1,400m), looking east down Yosemite Valley to El Capitan (2,307m, left), Half Dome (2,693m, distant centre) and Bridalveil Fall (right of centre)
The view at dawn from Tunnel View (1,400m), looking east to Bridalveil Fall
Cascade Creek Fall
Cascade Creek Fall
Cascade Creek Fall
Cascade Creek Fall
Cascade Creek Fall
Read about it – Two days at Yosemite Vertigo June 2017
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