![]() ![]() The formation was named “El Capitan” by the Mariposa Battalion when they explored the valley in 1851. Often called the “Firefall” this stunning mirage of water and light creates a beacon for photographers from all over the world. ![]() Most knock-your-socks-off, one-of-a-kind El Capitan moment? During the last two weeks of February when conditions align perfectly and the setting sun turns the waters of Horsetail Fall into a dancing fire of light. In spring you can enjoy the lush meadows surrounding the base of El Cap and picnic in the shadow of this beautiful giant.īest view? Inspiration Point by foot. ![]() In winter time the swirling mists of the valley give El Capitan an almost mystical quality. At more than 3,000 vertical feet of sheer rock granite, El Capitan is a beacon for visitors, a muse for photographers and one of the world’s ultimate challenges for climbers.īest time to see it? Any day of the year. ![]()
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