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2022 Flying over #monterey #california, Asilomar, #pebblebeach 4K HDR DJI AIR drone video 😎 #vacation #montereycalifornia #flying #travel #vacation #dji #dronefootage #drone #beautiful #beach #nature Monterey County, California. From the dramatic panoramas of the Big Sur coastline to the fairytale cottages of the charming city of Carmel-by-the-Sea, Monterey County is a truly inspired California getaway. A visit to the world-renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium and a trip through time on historic Cannery Row merely scratch the surface of things to do in Monterey County. Browse a full calendar of year-round events, discover the abundant wildlife of the Monterey Bay & Moss Landing, play an unforgettable round of golf at the iconic Pebble Beach Resorts, or dine on the local bounty of the Salinas Valley, complete with award-winning wine from the Santa Lucia Highlands at the best restaurants in Monterey County - whatever you do, savor every moment of your adventure in Monterey County. 00:00 Intro to Monterey Drone Video 03:25 Asilomar State Beach 07:42 Pebble Beach

#YosemiteNationalPark #Travel #Vacation 2022 Biking in Yosemite National Park 4K HDR | See Mirror Lake, Visitor Center, Half Dome Even if you haven’t hopped on a bike in years, you can’t help but enjoy cycling in Yosemite National Park. While some park roads are too steep and narrow for riding a bike, the Yosemite Valley is perfect for a sunny afternoon of sightseeing on two wheels, stopping for a picnic by the Merced River. Bicycling around the valley also helps you avoid the headaches of traffic and finding a parking spot during the busy summer months. It can give you a different perspective on the scenery, letting you soak up those grand vistas instead of just whizzing by them in your car. 00:00 Introduction to biking in Yosemite 00:58 Departing Upper Yosemite Pines Campground 01:35 Crossing the Merced River 01:50 Heading to Mirror Lake 03:35 Arriving at the Mirror Lake Bike Parking area 05:00 Approaching Mirror Lake 06:15 View of Half Dome from Mirror Lake 06:30 Beach Swimming Area 06:45 First View of Mirror Lake in the Spring Time 07:30 The very glassy mirror effect 07:47 Walking back to the beach swimming area 08:25 Riding bikes downhill away from mirror lake 13:00 Biking west toward the Ahwahnee Hotel 15:30 Biking through North Pines Campground 18:12 Merced River 18:25 Yosemite Falls in the distance 19:00 Riding bikes into Upper Pines Campground 21:22 Riding bikes into Curry Village 31:45 Horseback Riding in Yosemite Valley 33:15 Yosemite Falls 33:57 Yosemite Visitor Center and Village 36:10 Best view of Half Dome #Bicycles are allowed only on paved park roads and 12 miles of the Yosemite Valley’s multi-use recreational path. Cycling is prohibited off-road and on all hiking trails and footpaths. Convenient bicycle parking rack are found at many points of interest around the Yosemite Valley, including museums, nature centers, shops, restaurants, lodges, and trailheads. All riders under 18 years old must wear a helmet, as required by California law. Looking to explore Yosemite with a bicycle? There are over 12 miles of paved bike paths available in Yosemite Valley (speed limit is 15 mph). In addition, bicyclists can ride on regular roads (if they obey traffic laws). You can rent a bike, bring your own, or borrow one through the bike share program (two-hour limit). #yosemite #biking #tour #travel #vacation Helmets are required by law for children under 18 years of age. E-bikes with two or three wheels, fully operable pedals, and electric motors less than 750 watts (1 horsepower) are allowed everywhere bicycles are allowed. Speed limit on bike paths is 15 mph. Electric scooters are allowed on the bike paths but not on park roads. Speed limit on bike paths is 15 mph. Off-trail riding and #mountainbiking, and use of motorized scooters on bike paths are not permitted in Yosemite National Park. Bike Rentals Bicycles are available for rent in Yosemite Valley at #CurryVillage, Yosemite Village, and Yosemite Valley Lodge. Electric scooters, wheelchairs, strollers, helmets, and tag-a-long bikes are also available for rent. All rental bikes are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations are only available for ADA bicycles (hand-crank bicycles, and tandem bicycles for visually impaired guests). #yosemite #biking #tour #travel #vacation yosemite national park yosemite valley things to do in yosemite biking in yosemite national park bike trails in yosemite national park biking videos,biking videos with music bicycle in yosemite,biking in yosemite cycling in yosemite national park yosemite bicycle half dome national parks yosemite falls biking in yosemite valley yosemite national park 4k yosemite national park for kids yosemitenationalpark yosemite national park camping How It Works Get connected: Download the free Yosemite Bike Share app for Apple/iOS (via the App Store) or Android (via Google Play). Get a bike: Use the app to unlock a bike at one of the Yosemite Bike Share stations, located at the Yosemite Village Parking Area and in Yosemite Village (between the Valley Wilderness Center and the Valley Visitor Center). Get pedaling: Ride safely! Use the helmet provided with the bike (or wear your own) and stay on roads and paved bike paths. When you’re done riding, return the bike to the station where you picked it up. Be sure to leave the bike in the “Used Bike Corral” area. To end your ride and lock the bike, manually close the lock on the rear wheel and press STOP on the app. biking in yosemite national park,yosemite bicycle,bicycle in yosemite,bike trails in yosemite national park,cycling in yosemite national park,yosemite national park,biking in yosemite valley,biking in yosemite,yosemite valley,half dome,national parks,yosemite falls,yosemite national park 4k,yosemite national park camping,mirror lake,things to do in yosemite,yosemite national park for kids,biking videos with music,mist trail,national park,Curry village

Yosemite National Park Tunnel View | The CROWDS and TRAFFIC are BACK at the vista area 4K HDR TRAVEL 00:00 Introduction to Yosemite National Park 00:40 Amazing view of half dome 00:47 Drive through the hiway 41 tunnel 01:03 Arriving at tunnel view parking area 01:30 Walking out to the view 02:00 The crowds of visitors to Yosemite National Park 02:28 the Fire information sign 02:45 the Epic view of bridalveil fall, half dome and el captain 03:30 more visitors 04:00 the parking lot traffic jam 05:25 Silver strand falls (to the right of tunnel view area) 05:44 Yosemite Falls from the meadow 06:35 Yosemite Valley Meadow View 07:01 Bridalveil falls 07:40 Full Tunnel Drive #tunnelview #nationalpark #yosemitevalley #yosemitenationalpark #yosemitenationalpark4k #yosemitefalls #yosemite4khdr #yosemitevalleylodge #yosemitevalleyrailroad #yosemitevalleylooptrail #halfdome #yosemitenationalparkforkids #yosemite4kdrone #elcapitan #misttrail #roadtrip #4kultrahd, #glacierpoint #yosemitenationalpark #yosemitenationalparkwinter #Yosemite valley #Nationalparks Tunnel View is a scenic viewpoint on California State Route 41 in #Yosemite National Park. Visitors have seen and documented the iconic and expansive views of Yosemite Valley from the overlook since its opening in 1933. The large viewpoint area is located directly east of the #Wawona Tunnel portal, as one enters Yosemite Valley from points south. The view looks eastward into Yosemite Valley, and includes surrounding features, such as the southwest face of El Capitan on the left, #HalfDome on axis, and Bridalveil Fall on the right. For many arriving by road, this is the stunning first view, upon suddenly exiting the long and dark tunnel, of Yosemite Valley and its setting. A turn out with parking lot accommodates leaving vehicles behind, to take it all in. The trailhead, for the hiking trail up and south to Inspiration Point, is located here. #tunnelview #nationalpark #yosemitevalley #yosemitenationalpark #yosemitenationalpark4k #yosemitefalls #yosemite4khdr #yosemitevalleylodge #yosemitevalleyrailroad #yosemitevalleylooptrail #halfdome #yosemitenationalparkforkids #yosemite4kdrone #elcapitan #misttrail #roadtrip #4kultrahd, #glacierpoint #yosemitenationalpark #yosemitenationalparkwinter #Yosemitevalley #Nationalparks

Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad near Yosemite National Park 2022 4K HDR FULL RIDE #Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine #Railroad 00:00 Introduction to the Yosemite Mountain Railroad 00:39 Look at those pistons on the Shay 01:50 Close up look at engine #15 05:40 Getting ready to go 05:51 All aboard! 06:35 Departing the yard 08:42 Going through horse shoe bend 19:41 Stopping at the bottom of the canyon 22:33 Taking on water for the tender 23:21 The return ride back 27:00 A Steam Train ride through the National Forest #YMSPRR #yosemitemountainsugarpinerailroad15 #Yosemitemountainsugarpinerailroad2022 #yosemitemountainsugarpinerailroad10 #yosemitemountain #yosemitemountainsugarpinerailroadreviews #yosemitevalley, #SteamTrain #nationalpark, #nationalparks #TrainRide The Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad (YMSPRR) is a historic 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge railroad with two operating steam train locomotives located near Fish Camp, #California, in the Sierra National Forest near the southern entrance to Yosemite National Park. Rudy Stauffer organized the YMSPRR in 1961, utilizing historic railroad track, rolling stock and locomotives to construct a tourist line along the historic route of the Madera Sugar Pine Lumber Company. Service began with the purchase of three-truck Shay locomotive No. 10 from the West Side Lumber Company railway of #Tuolumne, California. Built in 1928, No. 10 was recognized as the largest narrow gauge Shay locomotive—and one of the last constructed. After his retirement in 1981, Rudy Stauffer was succeeded by his son, Max, as the railroad's owner and operator. In 1986, the YMSPRR purchased Shay No. 15—also a former West Side Lumber Company locomotive—from the West Side & Cherry Valley Railroad tourist line in Tuolumne. The two steam locomotives operate daily during the summer months, while the railroad's Model A "Jenny" railcars, capable of carrying about a dozen passengers, typically handle operations during the off-season. The current railroad follows a portion of grade originally carved into the mountain by the Madera Sugar Pine Lumber Company in the early 20th century. The company originated in 1874, when it was organized as the California Lumber Company to log the area surrounding Oakhurst, California. The Madera Sugar Pine Lumber Company once had a large sawmill at Sugar Pine, California, just south of the current YMSPRR. The railroad had seven locomotives, over 100 log cars, and 140 miles (230 km) of track in the surrounding mountains. In addition to the railroad, the Company also transported lumber in a flume that stretched 54 miles (87 km) from Sugar Pine to Madera, California. This was the most efficient way to transport rough cut lumber out of the mountains for finishing and transport at the bottom of the mountain. The Madera Sugar Pine Lumber Company practiced clearcutting, which removed almost every single tree within the stands of timber surrounding the YMSPRR track. The thick forest surrounding YMSPRR today belies this history, although large stumps from the original old growth timber dot the forest floor lining the tracks. Due to the onset of the Great Depression and a lack of trees, the operation closed in 1931. But the graded right-of-way through the forest remained, enabling the Stauffer family to reconstruct a portion of the line in 1961. The current railroad utilizes locomotives, converted log disconnect cars, and other railroad equipment purchased from the West Side Lumber Company after it ceased railroad operations in 1961. Max Stauffer died on March 10, 2017. In late August 2017, the Railroad Fire, which started near the railroad, destroyed West Side Lumber Company equipment stored on a side track. No. 10: a 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge three-truck Shay steam locomotive constructed for the Pickering Lumber Company. The locomotive was completed on March 2, 1928 by the Lima Locomotive Works of Lima, Ohio and later acquired by the West Side Lumber Company in 1934. No. 10 burns oil, with a capacity to hold 1,200 U.S. gallons (1,000 imperial gallons; 4,500 liters) of oil and 3,420 US gal (2,850 imp gal; 12,900 L) of water. This locomotive is reputedly the largest narrow gauge Shay locomotive ever constructed. No. 15: also a 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge three-truck Shay steam locomotive. No. 15 was originally constructed as the No. 9 for Norman P. Livermore & Company, out of San Francisco, California, and soon thereafter sold to the Sierra Nevada Wood & Lumber Co. The locomotive was completed on May 20, 1913 by the Lima Locomotive Works of Lima, Ohio. No. 15 burns oil, with a capacity to hold 1,000 US gal (830 imp gal; 3,800 L) of oil a

2022 South Lake Tahoe Scenic Drive & Marriott @ Heavenly Village Gondola 4K HDR [SPRING SNOW STORM] 12:00 SKIP to Heavenly Village Gondola and Marriott Heavenly Village lake Tahoe #southlaketahoe Lake Tahoe Scenic Drive and Marriott @ Heavenly Village #Marriott #LakeTahoe #Vacation #HeavenlyResort 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Echo Summit 7382 Feet above seal level 01:00 Heading down the 5% grade for 4 miles 01:23 First view of lake tahoe. from hiway 50 03:40 Coming to the bottom of the grade 05:13 Hiway 50 and 89 Round about 08:00 Driving on Lake Tahoe BLVD 08:37 Seeing Lake Tahoe on the left 09:51 Whole Foods 10:33 Ski Run Marina (turn to Heavenly resort) 11:09 Boat Rental Marina and Lake View 11:39 Tahoe Sport Fishing 12:04 Gondola 14:00 Walking Through Heavenly Village 17:19 Heavenly Ski Resort Map The Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe boasts the area’s greatest buying–with over 40 retailers that includes native and nationwide manufacturers–and Lake Tahoe’s top-rated and hottest eating places, in addition to a vibrant dwell music scene. An 8-plex movie show, dwell theatre, ice-skating, miniature golf, and extra await your discovery. Expertise it in a multi-functional place. The Gondola at Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe Hop aboard an 8-passenger glass cabin and be whisked 2.Four miles up the aspect of a mountain for breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada mountain vary. Riders can hop off at a commentary deck, positioned half means up, for much more spectacular sights. 2. Ride the Coaster As if flying down a mountainside isn’t sufficient, this winter Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe launched a brand new means so that you can get your thrills in whereas visiting the resort: the Mountain Coaster. This wild journey contains 3,400 toes of the monitor, two lateral loops, and a few fairly stellar views besides. 3. Mini Golf In the summertime months, Heavenly Village Lake Tahos’s ice rink transforms right into a mini-golf course, excellent for your entire household that includes an 18 gap mini-golf course that’s obtainable day and evening. Nice enjoyable for the entire household. 4. The Loft Theatre The Loft Theatre presents Tahoe’s #1 present, Magic Fusion, starring award-winning magicians from around the globe. Our Field Workplace is positioned on the foremost floor flooring entrance of The Loft within the Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe, proper subsequent door to the Village Toy Store, and some doorways down from Starbucks. The Loft Field Workplace is open at 11 a.m. day by day till the beginning of our first present. Demand for the present may be very excessive yr spherical. We extremely advisable shopping for your tickets upfront online, and save $5 per ticket once you buy on-line OR purchase tickets in individual on the Field Workplace within the Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe. The Loft co-owner Paul Reder is well-known within the regional leisure circuit and has produced more than a dozen magic-based reveals together with the award-winning blockbuster “Phantasm Fusion” that was rated Lake Tahoe’s No. 1 attraction on each Journey Advisor and Yelp. The Loft Lounge & Restaurant gives a full array of beautiful homemade, handcrafted American Tapas, together with a full bar, and award-winning wines from around the globe. 5. Sun Art Gallery This gallery is operated by the artist, David Hwang and his spouse, Connie. David is an extremely expert skilled who works with a wide range of media. His watercolors and pastels have a vibrancy and element not usually discovered, virtually showing to be completed in oil. David additionally does block printing, one thing additionally not discovered in lots of galleries, and his works are actually superb. Most of David’s works symbolize scenes of locations personally visited and primarily positioned within the Tahoe basin, Hope Valley, and Carson Valley, each positioned close by and within the excessive sierra, the right merchandise to take the house from a go to to this lovely place on the planet. David takes super pleasure in his work, providing solely the most effective prints in addition to originals. Costs are very reasonable and usually embrace matting and framing–also completed with perfection. Both Connie and David are pleasant and useful, taking the time to share their work, to go to and get to know you, and discussing the processes used within the artwork work. Additionally, they provide the time to easily look and benefit from the works without excessive stress to buy so frequently in different galleries. 6. Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe Cinema Heavenly Village Cinema options are an 8-Plex, THX Licensed movie show with unbelievable sound & image of high quality. Plus, the Cinema actual butter popcorn. Be sure you Come benefit from the present! 7. The Gondola at Heavenly Village Lake Tahoe Hop aboard an 8-passenger glass cabin and be whisked

2022 SPRING : 30 Minutes of Driving Through Yosemite National Park 4K 60 FPS Vacation 00:00 Introduction 01:10 Glimpse of Yosemite Falls 03:57 View of Half Dome 04:40 Driving through Curry Village Parking 10:30 Meadow Views 11:42 Round about and Yosemite Village Parking 13:30 Heading to The Ahwahnee Hotel 14:45 Arriving at the The Ahwahnee 21:08 Heading toward El Capitan Wawona Road (continuation of Highway 41 from Fresno) Open El Portal Road (continuation of Highway 140 from Merced) Open Big Oak Flat Road (continuation of Highway 120 from Manteca) Open Yosemite Valley Roads Delays up to 10 minutes are possible as you enter western Yosemite Valley (on Southside Drive). Glacier Point Road Glacier Point Road is closed until 2023 for rehabilitation. -- Closed Mariposa Grove Road When open (typically, spring–fall), road is open only to vehicles displaying disability placards. All others must cycle or hike to the grove from Mariposa Grove Welcome Center (near South Entrance). -- Closed Feeling lost? Find driving directions. You can also view a map showing road conditions outside of Yosemite. Seasonal Information Rivers & Waterfalls: Vernal Fall and Nevada Fall, Bridalveil Fall, and Yosemite Falls are flowing well. As of April 1, snowpack in the Merced and Tuolumne River basins is at 41% of average. Yosemite,Yocemite,jocemite,yosemites,ynp,national parks,yosemite national park,driving videos,drive though,driving,scenic drive,what to do in yosemite,yosemite travel guide,yosemite national park waterfalls,yosemite waterfalls,bridalveil falls,yosemite valley,national park,tioga rd,el capitan,half dome,national parks usa,vernal falls,mist trail Bears: Some bears are starting to emerge from hibernation. Be sure to store your food properly and to remain at least 50 yards from bears in forest and meadows. Yosemite Valley: Open: Reservations required: Upper Pines, North Pines, Lower Pines First-come, first-served: Camp 4 Closed: None Outside Yosemite Valley: Open: Reservations required: Hodgdon Meadow First-come, first served: None Closed: Wawona, Bridalveil Creek, Crane Flat, Tamarack Flat, White Wolf, Yosemite Creek, Porcupine Flat, and Tuolumne Meadows Check today's campground availability by calling 209/372-0266. View estimated opening and closing dates in 2022 for all campgrounds. Reservations are available up to five months in advance and are strongly recommended. If you don't have a reservation, get details about camping without a reservation. Visit Yosemite Hospitality's website for lodging information (including information about Housekeeping Camp and High Sierra Camps). Reservations are available and recommended up to 366 days in advance. Trails and Wilderness Conditions Trails in Yosemite may be closed when there are hidden hazards or when they are impassable due to rock fall, snow, ice, or fire. Open trails aren't necessarily free of hazards--by entering the wilderness, you assume responsibility for your safety and must use good judgment. Trails not listed below are open, but may be snowy and very difficult to find from about November through May/June (and may have other hazards). Yosemite Valley Area The Four Mile Trail is closed due to hazardous conditions from the gate just below Union Point to Glacier Point (no access to Glacier Point via this trail). The lower portion of the trail is open. The boulders around the base of Lower Yosemite Fall (the off-trail area between the footbridge/viewing area and the waterfall) is closed. The trail to Bridalveil Fall is closed due to the Bridalveil Fall Rehabilitation Project. The Half Dome cables are down for the season. They normally go up the Friday before Memorial Day weeked in late May, conditions permitting. A permit is required to hike to the top of Half Dome when the cables are up. Due to bear activity along the Snow Creek Trail and the potential for bear/human interactions the area to the south and east of the footbridge is closed to overnight camping and unattended food (even if stored properly). The National Park Service will continue to monitor the bears' activity and will re-open the area to camping as soon as possible. The trails and areas are open to day hiking. Crane Flat Area The Merced Grove will close intermittently while crews reduce fire danger by removing hazardous burnable material within the grove. Closures may take place into early spring. The road to the Crane Flat helibase is closed. Tuolumne Meadows and White Wolf Area #Yosemite #YosemiteNationalPark #YosemiteTravelGuide #WhatToDoInYosemite #YosemiteGuide #yosemite #scenicdrive #yosemitevalleytour #drivethrough #4K60FPS

2022 Yosemite National Park Campgrounds Tour 4K HDR Location: Yosemite Valley, near Curry Village at 4,000 ft (1,200 m) elevation Reservations Upper Pines: Required and available online up to five months in advance. Campsite Details Upper Pines: 238 sites with space for tents, RVs up to 35 feet, and trailers up to 24 feet; December to mid-February, only the first two loops are normally open (about 50 campsites) Lower Pines: 60 sites with space for tents, RVs up to 40 feet, and trailers up to 35 feet North Pines: 81 sites with space for tents, RVs up to 40 feet, and trailers up to 35 feet Not every site can accommodate equipment of these lengths. Be sure to read the site details when making a reservation on recreation.gov to ensure your equipment will fit into the site you’re reserving. You can also find answers to frequently asked questions about length limits and site types or call the Valley campgrounds office at 209/372-8502. Each campsite contains a fire ring, picnic table, and a food locker and is near a bathroom with drinking water and flushing toilets. In North Pines, food lockers measure 33″(D)x45″(W)x18″(H). In Upper Pines and Lower Pines, food lockers measure 35″(D)x43″(W)x28″(H). Additionally, North Pines sites 101, 103, 105, 107, 109, 111, 113, and 119 have these larger lockers. Utilities Hookups: No Dump station: Yes (at the entrance to Upper Pines) Services Groceries: Nearby (Yosemite Village and Half Dome Village, formerly Curry Village) Showers: Nearby (Half Dome Village, formerly Curry Village and Housekeeping Camp) Tioga and Glacier Point Roads are closed Tioga Road (Hwy 120 through the park) is closed for the season due to snow; it usually opens in late May or June. Glacier Point Road is closed until May 2023. Check current road conditions and chain restrictions by calling 209/372-0200 (press 1, then 1). more A reservation will be required to drive into Yosemite during peak hours starting May 20, 2022 A reservation will be required to drive into Yosemite National Park May 20–September 30, 2022, for those driving into the park 6 am–4 pm. This temporary system is in place while numerous key visitor attractions are closed for infrastructure repairs. yosemite national park,rv park,rv parks,yosemitenationalpark,yosemite national park winter,yosemite national park 4k,yosemite national park for kids,yocemite,yocemit,yocemite sam,camping,hiking,trailer,rv,tent,Hiki,drivethrough,campground drive through,driving,national parks usa,Driving coast to coast,upper pines campground,yosemite valley,yosemite camping 0:00 Introduction 0:11 SITES 1 - 52 2:30 SITES 53 - 94 4:26 SITES 95 - 124 5:58 SITES 125 - 156 7:49 SITES 157 - 187 9:17 SITES 188 -240

2022 Yosemite National Park Bridalveil Fall, Yosemite Falls, Cascade Creek 4K HDR Vacation Travel 00:00 Intro with El Capitan and Bridalveil Fall 00:10 Cascade Falls 00:43 Yosemite Falls Signage 01:03 Upper and Lower Yosemite Falls 03:15 View of Half Dome 03:28 Making tea and coffee in the parking lot 03:50 Bridalveil Fall and El Capitan 05:25 Yosemite Valley Swinging Bridge and Picnic Area 05:54 Back to Lower Yosemite Falls 08:36 Driving out 120 with Go Pro 10 Camera #nationalpark #yosemitevalley #yosemitenationalpark #yosemitenationalpark4k #yosemitefalls #yosemite4khdr #yosemitevalleylodge #yosemitevalleyrailroad #yosemitevalleylooptrail #halfdome #yosemitenationalparkforkids #yosemite4kdrone #elcapitan #misttrail #roadtrip #4kultrahd, #glacierpoint #yosemitenationalpark #Yosemitevalley #Nationalparks The glaciers that carved Yosemite Valley left many hanging valleys that spawned the waterfalls that pour into the valley. All of the waterways that fed these falls carved the hanging valleys into steep cascades with the exception of Bridalveil Fall. Bridalveil Creek still leaps into the valley from the edge of the precipice, although that edge has moved back into an alcove from the original edge of the valley. While Yosemite Falls seem to also fall into this category, the original course took the Yosemite Creek down a gorge to the west of its current location.[3] The primary source of Bridalveil Fall is Ostrander Lake, some 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) to the south. In a brisk wind, the falling water is often blown sideways, and when the flow is light, it may not reach the ground directly below. Because of this, the Ahwahneechee Native Americans called this waterfall "Pohono", which means "Spirit of the Puffing Wind". Yosemite Valley represents only one percent of the park area, but this is where most visitors arrive and stay. More than half a dozen creeks tumble from hanging valleys at the top of granite cliffs that can rise 3000–3500 feet (914–1067 m) above the valley floor, which itself is 4000 ft (1219 m) above sea level. These streams combine into the Merced River, which flows out from the western end of the valley, down the rest of its canyon to the San Joaquin Valley. The flat floor of Yosemite Valley holds both forest and large open meadows, which have views of the surrounding crests and waterfalls. Below is a description of these features, looking first at the walls above, moving west to east as a visitor does when entering the valley, then visiting the waterfalls and other water features, returning east to west with the flow of water. The first view of Yosemite Valley many visitors see is the Tunnel View. So many paintings were made from a viewpoint nearby that the National Park Service named that viewpoint Artist Point. The view from the lower (western) end of the Valley contains the great granite monolith El Capitan on the left, and Cathedral Rocks on the right with Bridalveil Fall. Just past this spot the Valley suddenly widens with the Cathedral Spires, then the pointed obelisk of Sentinel Rock to the south. Across the Valley on the northern side are the Three Brothers, rising one above the other like gables built on the same angle – the highest crest is Eagle Peak, with the two below known as the Middle and Lower Brothers. Yosemite Valley To this point the Valley has been curving gently to the left (north). Now a grand curve back to the right begins, with Yosemite Falls on the north, followed by the Royal Arches, topped by North Dome. Opposite, to the south, is Glacier Point, 3,200 feet (975 m) above the Valley floor. At this point the Valley splits in two, one section slanting northeast, with the other curving from south to southeast. Between them, at the eastern end of the valley, is Half Dome, among the most prominent natural features in the Sierra Nevada. Above and to the northeast of Half Dome is Clouds Rest; at 9926 feet (3025 m), the highest point around Yosemite Valley. yosemite national park,yosemite 4k,yosemite 4k hdr,yosemite rock fall,bridalveil falls,National park,yosemite park 4k,National parks,Yosemite,yosemite 4k drone,yosemite national park rock climbing,yosemite national park climbing,yosemite national park rock climbing documentary,national parks usa,national parks for kids,yosemite4k,Nationalparks,yosemitenationalpark,yosemite national park winter,making tea,making tea asmr,Making tea with milk,El capitan #Yosemite #YosemiteNationalPark #YosemiteTravelGuide #WhatToDoInYosemite #YosemiteGuide

Opening day of the 2022 season - Railtown 1897 Steam Engine 28 Exiting Round House and onto Turn Table 4K HDR 00:00 Introduction to the Railtown 1897 Video 00:25 Steam Train Building up Steam 00:30 Steam Train Exiting the Roundhouse 00:40 Entering turntable 01:25 Turning the turntable 02:10 Reversing out of the turntable 03:41 Blowing the steam out 03:50 Rainbow 08:45 Display of more rail gear and steam trains 10:30 Round house walkthrough 11:45 Hayride Railtown 1897 State Historic Park, and its operating entity, the Sierra Railway, is known as "The Movie Railroad." Both entities are a heritage railway and are a unit of the California State Park System. Railtown 1897 is located in #Jamestown, California. The entire park preserves the historic core of the original Sierra Railway of California (later reincorporated as the Sierra Railroad). The railway's Jamestown locomotive and rolling stock maintenance facilities are remarkably intact and continue to function much as they have for over 100 years. The maintenance facilities are listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Sierra Railway Shops Historic District. The California State Railroad Museum (CSRM), headquartered in Old Sacramento, assumed responsibility for Railtown 1897 State Historic Park on July 1, 1992. #Sonora #YosemiteNationalPark