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Upper Yosemite Falls Trail
Hiking Trail
Details
6.55 mi
3,127 ft
Climb to the top of the tallest, and maybe most scenic, waterfall in the continental United States. The Upper Yosemite Falls trail is one of the park’s can't miss adventures. The trail begins with a series of wooded switchbacks before opening up to incredible views of Yosemite Valley. You’ll then pass Colombia Rock and a fantastic mid way view of the waterfall before tackling another set of switchbacks to the brink of the falls. This trail follows an out and back route. Because of the length, elevation gain, and occasionally treacherous surface conditions, most hikers consider this a hard hike. Upper Yosemite Falls is one of the most popular trails for Strava members visiting the park.
The waterfall is at its peak flow in the spring but may be dry at other times of year. Check out a live webcam of the falls here: https://www.nps.gov/yose/learn/photosmultimedia/webcams.htm