Yosemite National Park Waterfall Transforms Into A Mesmerizing "Firefall" Every February
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California's Yosemite National Park is home to numerous stunning waterfalls. However, from mid-to-late February each year, the unlikely star of the pristine preserve is Horsetail Fall — a small, nondescript waterfall that forms over the eastern edge of the park's famous vertical rock formation, El Capitan, every winter. That's because, during the two-week-period, the temporary 1,000-foot fall frequently transforms into a spectacular "firefall" for about ten minutes a day during sunset.
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- kittycan88약 5년i thought that it was lava
- mochidog약 5년wow...
- lilabug약 5년Wow it's so pretty!
- derpy_doggie4약 5년Woah so pretty!
- l78약 5년I know!!!
- kenneth12345약 5년that was BEAUTIFUL
- leiker1414약 5년Wow 😎 cool and sick
- mr_man약 5년If you agree that fire+water = firefalls than follow me
- paolinksi약 5년THAT WAS AMAIZING I LOVE IT. I WISH I COULD HIKE UP THERE AND SEE THE COMBO OF THE SUNSET AND THE FIREFALLS!!!
- lilabug약 5년Me too! It would be awesome!
- kinspower10약 5년So beautiful. Wish I could go.😁
- lovedogs10약 5년Nice