Upper Falls in Yosemite

Yosemite Falls is a series of three waterfalls in Yosemite National Park in California, nestled in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada. From the highest to the lowest, they are Upper Falls, Middle Falls and Lower Falls. With a height of 740m, it is the sixth highest waterfall in North America and the 20th highest in the world. The best time to go is late spring or early summer, when the melting snow means that the water is even faster and even more amazing. And you simply must stay at the hotel at the foot of the falls and wake up to the spectacular view.

Upper Falls in Yosemite National Park is one of the 20 tallest waterfalls. With a cascade of over 400 meters, you can see why. It's best to come in the spring when this waterfall overshadows the beauty of the Great Captain. A good place to see it is from the opposite side of the valley, with the river in the middle. But surely, to enjoy in all its splendor, you better do a walk that leads to where the waterfall begins.