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Rockfall Reshapes Iconic Half Dome Climb
A massive sheet of rock has fallen from the vertical face of Half Dome, making one of the most
The Mystery of Tuolumne Meadows
If you've never been to Tuolumne Meadows then you're missing out on one of the best parts of Yosemite,
Photo of the Day: Olmsted Point by Kazuo Murata
I'm going to come right out and admit I'm a bit of a science nut. To me science, and
The Lyell Glacier has Stopped Moving
The Lyell Glacier in Yosemite National Park. Photo by Fred Sharples via Flickr. Conspiracy theorists will yell "there's no such
YNN 20: Granite is Out!
I meant to post this the other day when I first found it, the latest installment of Yosemite Nature
Robbers Heist Local Mariposa Museum in Attempt on Giant Gold Nugget
Investigators are looking for a pair of hooded bandits who threatened workers at the California Mining and Mineral Museum
Small Rockfall Makes Noise, Not A Lot of Damage
At about 12:40pm on Saturday, September 9, 2011, a small rockfall occurred from above the Lower Yosemite Falls Amphitheater,
Slip Sliding Away
Garry Hayes, my former Geology professor, was on his way to Yosemite for a relaxing day off and caught
They Made Yosemite – Glaciers! (video)
Glaciers are undoubtedly the force that shaped what we know today as Yosemite and, even though they’re shrinking, they’re
Mono Lake: It’s Worth It
Although Mono Lake lies just down the hill from Yosemite’s eastern entrance and plays such an important role in