Yosemite 360°

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El Capitan (still image): Unquestionably one of Yosemite's most distinct icons, El Capitan rises 3,000 feet from the valley floor. A hiking trail provides access to the top, but rock climbers flock to El Cap's granite face for one of the most famous and challenging climbs in the world.

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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El Capitan (still image): Unquestionably one of Yosemite's most distinct icons, El Capitan rises 3,000 feet from the valley floor. A hiking trail provides access to the top, but rock climbers flock to El Cap's granite face for one of the most famous and challenging climbs in the world.

Yosemite Valley II:

Yosemite Valley
Chapel

The Awanahee Hotel

Half Dome Meadow

LeConte Memorial

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El Capitan (still image): Unquestionably one of Yosemite's most distinct icons, El Capitan rises 3,000 feet from the valley floor. A hiking trail provides access to the top, but rock climbers flock to El Cap's granite face for one of the most famous and challenging climbs in the world.

Glacier Point Area:

Glacier Point
Tower

Glacier Point
Ampitheater

Half Dome
Sunset

Washburn
Viewpoint

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El Capitan (still image): Unquestionably one of Yosemite's most distinct icons, El Capitan rises 3,000 feet from the valley floor. A hiking trail provides access to the top, but rock climbers flock to El Cap's granite face for one of the most famous and challenging climbs in the world.

Tuolumne Meadows:

Tuolumne Meadows

Lembert Dome
Meadows

Lembert Dome
Valley

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El Capitan (still image): Unquestionably one of Yosemite's most distinct icons, El Capitan rises 3,000 feet from the valley floor. A hiking trail provides access to the top, but rock climbers flock to El Cap's granite face for one of the most famous and challenging climbs in the world.

Wawona Area:

Pioneer
History Center

California
Tree

Clothespin
Tree

Fallen Tunnel
Tree

Mariposa
Grove Museum

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El Capitan (still image): Unquestionably one of Yosemite's most distinct icons, El Capitan rises 3,000 feet from the valley floor. A hiking trail provides access to the top, but rock climbers flock to El Cap's granite face for one of the most famous and challenging climbs in the world.

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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