Yosemite 360°

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Half Dome (still image): Among Yosemite's most famous monoliths is Half Dome, a hunk of granite rising more than 4,700 feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley. A circuitous hiking route provides access to the summit, though rock climbers prefer to tackle the dome's vertical northwest face.

Yosemite Valley I:

Tunnel
Viewpoint

Valley Floor
Entrance

Bridalveil
Falls

El Capitan
Meadow

Cathedral Rocks

Sentinel Rock/
Three Brothers

Sentinel
Boardwalk

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Half Dome (still image): Among Yosemite's most famous monoliths is Half Dome, a hunk of granite rising more than 4,700 feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley. A circuitous hiking route provides access to the summit, though rock climbers prefer to tackle the dome's vertical northwest face.

Yosemite Valley II:

Yosemite Valley
Chapel

The Awanahee Hotel

Half Dome Meadow

LeConte Memorial

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Half Dome (still image): Among Yosemite's most famous monoliths is Half Dome, a hunk of granite rising more than 4,700 feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley. A circuitous hiking route provides access to the summit, though rock climbers prefer to tackle the dome's vertical northwest face.

Glacier Point Area:

Glacier Point
Tower

Glacier Point
Ampitheater

Half Dome
Sunset

Washburn
Viewpoint

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Half Dome (still image): Among Yosemite's most famous monoliths is Half Dome, a hunk of granite rising more than 4,700 feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley. A circuitous hiking route provides access to the summit, though rock climbers prefer to tackle the dome's vertical northwest face.

Tuolumne Meadows:

Tuolumne Meadows

Lembert Dome
Meadows

Lembert Dome
Valley

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Half Dome (still image): Among Yosemite's most famous monoliths is Half Dome, a hunk of granite rising more than 4,700 feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley. A circuitous hiking route provides access to the summit, though rock climbers prefer to tackle the dome's vertical northwest face.

Wawona Area:

Pioneer
History Center

California
Tree

Clothespin
Tree

Fallen Tunnel
Tree

Mariposa
Grove Museum

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Half Dome (still image): Among Yosemite's most famous monoliths is Half Dome, a hunk of granite rising more than 4,700 feet above the floor of Yosemite Valley. A circuitous hiking route provides access to the summit, though rock climbers prefer to tackle the dome's vertical northwest face.

Wawona Area:

Hetch Hetchy
Entrance

Oshaunassey Dam
Poopenaut Valley

Oshaunassey Dam
Reservoir

Oshaunassey Dam
River

YOSEMITE VALLEY I: YOSEMITE VALLEY II: GLACIER POINT: TUOLUMNE: WAWONA: HETCH HETCHY:

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