About half a mile round-trip, this trail can get crowded in summer, but it affords breathtaking views of the falls, with water spilling over 600 feet to the valley floor and looking just like a bridal veil. Beware, you may get damp from the spray. Start from and return to the Bridal Veil parking area, located about 10 miles southwest of the Visitor Center on Highway 41. There is wheelchair access with assistance. The trail may be closed during winter months; call first.
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This is my favorite place in the world. We had a great trip. This year was a bit odd though. The employees and people are not NEARLY as friendly as in the...
-We came around 6-7am and there was already a line, so definitely come early if you don't have a reservation! -Lembert dome is a cool hike from here. If I...
My first time in Yosemite, that I can remember anyway, we decided to just wing it and hope to get a spot at one of the campgrounds that offers 'first come...
Breathtaking
Yosemite National Park was absolutely breathtaking! I love waterfalls anyway, but to see the beauty that God created in this place was awesom...
Absolutely Breathtaking
On a hot summer day, this is the place to be. At the basin, you can just take it all in and cool off. Its well worth the small hike. It does ge...
beautiful sight, lots of mist!!
it was a super short hike to the bottom of these beautiful falls. its best to wear a raincoat, the mist becomes more of a rainfall the closer y...
Best waterfall in the park
Perhaps I'm biased because this was the first thing we did in Yosemite park, but this hike brings you right to the base of the falls. Looking u...
Gorgeous!
Climbing up the huge rocks was absolutely amazing! Can't wait to go back someday!
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More like a stroll but definitely worth a stop!
This fall is on your right very close to where the road reaches Yosemite valley floor. As you're awe-inspired by the vistas, it's easy to miss it as you drive and then it's difficult to come back to it given the long one-way loop. Make sure to not miss the entrance to the parking lot. The walk to the waterfall is very short and accessible and the view is well worth your time, especially in spring when the water flow is at its peak.