If you find yourself in the midst of this stunning and expansive natural wonder, then follow our guide for how to make the most of your nature experience; from waterfalls and meadows, to rock formations and pristine lakes.

Three Brothers is El Capitan’s rival rock formation, located just east of El Capitan. The three peaks, Eagle Peak, Middle and Lower Brothers, make for a famous site in Yosemite – John Muir considered the view from the top of Eagle Peak to be the most beautiful view of Yosemite Valley – and can be seen from various areas in Yosemite. Visitors can get a great view from the Cathedral Picnic Area, but for the best perspective, hiking to the top of Eagle Peak, the Valley Floor Loop, or the Lower Yosemite Fall Trail are encouraged. Three Brothers, Yosemite Valley, CA, USA.

Vernal Fall is 317 feet high and one of the most popular hiking routes in all of Yosemite. Visitors can either take the John Muir Trail or the Mist Trails to reach the view at the footbridge. Opt for the Mist Trails for a close-up view of the two falls, Merced River and Yosemite Valley. Note: during the spring and early summer, the Mist Trails can be slippery from the falls’ mist, so caution is advised; for those headed here in the winter, keep in mind only a particular route is open.

Glacier Point, a viewpoint located on the southern part of Yosemite Valley, provides some of the most memorable views of Yosemite Valley. At an elevation of 7,214 feet, visitors gain the best view of Half Dome and the High Sierra. Glacier Point is accessible by car in the warmer months, making it easy for the unexperienced hiker to take part in the beauty of Yosemite without having to break a sweat; cross-county skiers can head here during the winter

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