- Horsetail Fall is an ephemeral waterfall that in late winter appears to glow as if on fire when the light hits it and conditions are right.
- Bridalveil Fall is likely the park's most photographed waterfall, given its prominent visibility from the Tunnel View, but it's because of Horsetail Fall that park officials...
- If Horsetail Falls is flowing at the perfect time in February, the sunset will light up the waterfall, making it a vibrant orange and magenta color.
- And as such, the “legend” of the annual formation of the Horsetail Fall as Yosemite’s natural Firefall has become a global phenomenon.
- Horsetail Creek Bridge, also called Horsetail Falls Bridge, was built in 1914 during construction of the Columbia River Highway. ... Horse Tail Falls Trailhead.
- Horsetail Fall offers a steady water flow December through April. The best display is in mid-to-late February when the sunset is reflected in the water's mist.
- For a few days every February, Horsetail Fall comes to life. A seasonal waterfall which flows only in the late winter and early spring, those short February days...
- Yosemite Horsetail Fall is formed by a small stream which for the most part of the year is dry or just a meager trickle.
- Horsetail Falls in the Yosemite National Park. Despite Yosemite drawing a bigger crowd in the summer, it is in fact early spring, which comes in late February to...
- When it is, it can be as little as a mist. I was fortunate to make a bucket list trip to Yosemite this February to see the February Horsetail Falls phenomenon.