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Wapama Falls offers a quieter alternative to the more famous Yosemite Falls, with stunning views of its three distinct sections. The trail is less crowded, giving you a peaceful experience as you approach the base of the falls. While water flows year-round, the spring runoff provides the most spectacular sights—just be cautious, as crossing the footbridge during peak flow can be hazardous.

NIce trail right outside the western Yosemite gate and on the way to Hetch Hetchy. Nice walk along creak, then a steep incline, but rest of trail easy. Multiple gentle falls along big rocks you can sit on. Beautiful in fall with colored trees. Note that you must pay to park $10 and put a tag on windshield. Cars were ticketed.

More hills than expected. Poles suggested.

The Glen Aulin Trail begins at Tuolumne Meadows and follows the Tuolumne River, winding through stunning landscapes filled with waterfalls, towering granite cliffs, lush meadows, and vibrant forests. The trail starts with an easy to moderate stroll alongside the river. A short half-mile walk from the parking area offers informational kiosks highlighting the area's ecology, wildlife, history, and geology. After about four miles, the trail becomes steeper as you descend cobblestone steps leading to the backpacker’s camp. Here, you'll be treated to breathtaking waterfalls before reaching the meadows of Glen Aulin.

This is what the Sierra Nevada are famous for. The falls roll over granite rocks and form small pools that are a haven for wildlife and humans alike. Be careful on the wet rocks though as they can be extremely slippery and granite is very unforgiving to those who fall on it.

If it were just about anywhere else Tueelulala Falls would be the star attraction, but being in Yosemite National Park means there are many other waterfalls that are even taller than its 800 foot drop. However, it is still impressive and beautiful in its own right and very accessible for most hikers and shouldn't be missed if you are in Hetch Hetchy.

Like the more famous Yosemite Falls, Wapama Falls drops from the highlands in three distinct sections. Unlike Yosemite Falls you are likely to only encounter a handful of other hikers on your way to the base of the falls. There is usually water cascading down the granite year round but the most impressive time to visit is during the spring runoff. Just beware that at peak flow crossing the footbridge can be extremely dangerous.

White Cascade is the second waterfall after Tuolumne Falls you will see when you hike from Tuolumne Meadows to Glen Aulin. It is most impressive in late spring and early summer, when the snow is melting, but it is flowing year round. The Glen Aulin High Sierra Camp is just a few yards away. The Pacific Crest Trail passes by both falls.