11 Yosemite Photo Spots – The Most Epic Photo Locations In Yosemite
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Yosemite National Park is one of the most epic national parks in the United States. There are countless jaw-dropping photo locations in Yosemite to take amazing pictures of the unique landscape. In our post, 10 Yosemite Photo Spots – The Most Epic Photo Locations In Yosemite we will show you our favorite viewpoints to take photos in Yosemite National Park.
11 Yosemite Photo Spots
Exploring Epic Photo Locations In Yosemite
Reflections At Mirror Lake
Best time to photograph the reflection at Mirror Lake: Spring and early summer. By end of summer, the lake will most likely be dried out.
Bridalveil Fall Rainbow
Best time to capture the rainbow at Bridalveil Fall: Spring and Fall
Washburn Point
Test time to take a photo from Washburn Point is early in the morning when the sun is low. However, the view of Half Dome is pretty at all times of the day.
Half Dome View From Glacier Point
Best time for taking pictures of Half Dome: Sunrise or sunset
Glacier Point Curve
The best time for taking photos at Glacier Point is during sunrise or sunset or during non-tourist hours. The viewpoint is very popular and during the day, there will be a lot of cars on the road.
Yosemite Valley From Tunnel View Overlook
Best time for taking pictures of Yosemite Valley: Always! In winter the valley turns into a snow-covered white winter wonderland.
Make a stop at Tunnel View Overlook, which is right after the tunnel leading into Yosemite Valley.
Three Brothers Yosemite Valley
The Three Brothers photo spot requires a little bit of searching. You will find this incredible Yosemite photo location off of the Cathedral Beach picnic area.
Upper Yosemite Falls From Stoneman Meadow
The best time to capture Yosemite Falls is during Springtime and early summer when there is more water. In late summer you won’t have that much water anymore.
Lower Yosemite Falls Trail
As with Upper Yosemite Falls, the best time to capture Lower Yosemite Falls is during Springtime and early summer when there is enough water flow.
There will be a lot of tourists during the day. Therefore, if you want a photo with no people you should go really early in the morning or very late in the evening.
Glacier Point Trailside Museum
Best time for taking photos at Glacier Point Trailside Museum: Sunrise or sunset
Sentinel Bridge Photo Spot
You may have crossed Sentinel Bridge in Yosemite Valley and even enjoyed the view of Half Dome from it, but this photo spot before Sentinel Bridge is even better.
This is one of ou favorite Yosemite photo spots, as it shows this amazing reflection of iconic Half Dome and the Sentinel Bridge at the same time.
11 Yosemite Photo Spots
Epic Photo Locations In Yosemite
We hope you found our post 10 Yosemite Photo Spots – Most Epic Photo Locations In Yosemite helpful and got inspired for your upcoming trip to Yosemite National Park.
If you are looking for an itinerary for visiting Yosemite, check out our post Visiting Yosemite National Park – 1 Day Itinerary.
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