The top of the tallest waterfall in North America at 2,425 feet, on the Upper Yosemite Falls Trail. 7.2 miles, 3,900 feet. Half Dome views from mile one.
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The start of the Upper Yosemite Falls trail is well marked at the Camp 4 registration area.
Aside from a small dip in the middle of the hike, you’re pretty much going uphill all the way.
This 3d map gives you an idea of how steep the Upper Yosemite Trail is. The very beginning and very end are the toughest sections.
Once you’re in the Camp 4 area, find the camping check in area where you can get water and use the bathrooms, which are the only ones on the hike. A sign points the way from the Camp 4 registration area to the trailhead close by.
Look for the road conditions sign that marks the entrance to the Camp 4 parking lot. The trailhead is on the other side of the lot.
Here are your options to get to the trailhead in Camp 4.
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Aside from a small dip in the middle of the hike, you’re pretty much going uphill all the way.
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Once you’re in the Camp 4 area, find the camping check in area where you can get water and use the bathrooms, which are the only ones on the hike. A sign points the way from the Camp 4 registration area to the trailhead close by.
Look for the road conditions sign that marks the entrance to the Camp 4 parking lot. The trailhead is on the other side of the lot.
Here are your options to get to the trailhead in Camp 4.
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