How to see the firefall on Horsetail Fall at Yosemite National Park, California. You don’t need reservations in 2022 but there are Yosemite Valley restrictions.

After dry conditions in the Sierra Nevada failed to awaken the falls last year, recent storms have brought back the 1,500-foot-tall cascade, and the "firefall" will be visible between February 12 ...

The 1,000-foot-tall Horsetail Fall, which makes the firefall, is fed by snowmelt, so its presence in mid-February hinges on both sufficient snowfall and warm temperatures.

Recent storms and rainfall mean the "firefall" should be visible once again this year, provided skies remain clear. Park officials announced the window to view the attraction this year will last ...

The ephemeral sight is visible for only about 10 minutes at sunset in mid-February when certain conditions are met at the park's 1,500-foot-tall Horsetail Falls.

“ It was really striking, and eventually, the following year, that riverbank gave way and eroded into itself.” Photographers prepare to shoot Firefall in Yosemite National Park on Feb. 22, 2016.

The Horsetail Fall natural phenomenon commonly known as "firefall" in Yosemite National Park captured on Monday, Feb. 18, 2019. The lava-like effect only occurs in mid-late February when the ...