Hiking up the Mist Trail all the way to Nevada Fall 🌿⛰️ Nevada Fall is one of Yosemite’s most stunning waterfalls, thundering down 594 feet into the Merced River below. Even late in the season, it still puts on a show - powerful, graceful, and surrounded by some of the most iconic granite scenery in the park. . . . . . #yosemitenationalpark #yosemite #nevadafalls #hiking #yosemitenps #yosemitenp #nationalparks #nationalparksusa | April and Vikas

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Mist in the air, granite underfoot, and Nevada Fall roaring beside us - this is Yosemite at its wildest. 😍 . . . . . #yosemite #yosemite_national_park #yosemitenps #yosemitenationalpark #nevadafalls #hiking #hikingadventure #hikingtheglobe #california #yosemitepark | April and Vikas

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Nevada Fall is one of Yosemite National Park’s most powerful and dramatic waterfalls. It drops nearly 600 feet over a steep granite cliff, creating a constant roar that you can hear long before you see it. In winter, the flow becomes much lighter as snow and ice take over, and the waterfall often turns into a quieter cascade with sections frozen along the rock face. In spring and early summer, when snowmelt is strong, Nevada Fall is especially impressive and feels raw and untamed. It’s commonly

Nevada Fall is one of Yosemite’s most powerful and dramatic waterfalls, dropping 594 feet in a thundering rush of water. You can reach it by hiking the Mist Trail or John Muir Trail, Mist Trail takes you right up alongside the spray of Vernal Fall before climbing higher to Nevada Fall. From the top, the view is incredible - you’re looking straight down into the Merced River canyon with Liberty Cap towering beside you. It’s one of those spots that captures both the raw power and beauty of Yosemit