Reservations are required to enter Yosemite National Park, California in February 2021, when many come to see Horsetail Fall change into a “firefall” at sunset.

The Firefall typically occurs from mid to late February, beginning 5 to 15 minutes before sunset. The best viewing spots ...

You can visit Horsetail Fall this weekend, Feb. 22 and 23, to get a last look at Firefall. This lava-like visual is only seen when the conditions are perfect, and the sunset aligns with the ...

Times around sunset between Feb. 18 and Feb. 23 are good too. Advertisement There are no guarantees when it comes to seeing the sunset light that looks like orange lava flowing down Horsetail Fall.

Feb. 15 (UPI) --Photographers are flocking to California's Yosemite National Park to snap photos of the "firefall," a waterfall that looks like it's made of fire. The U.S. National Park Service ...

"Firefall" usually occurs in mid- to late-February. Due to its popularity, the park is implementing traffic and parking restrictions Feb. 13 to 27, from noon to 7 p.m. No permit is required to ...

The firefall only lasts for a few minutes shortly before sunset. But one key element may be missing: Water. In recent years, the number of visitors on hand to watch the spectacle has increased ...

The effect is finicky: The geometry of the Yosemite Valley confines the firefall to mid-February, typically in the 15 minutes before sunset from February 16 to February 23.

The Firefall is largely contingent upon weather conditions, he says. “Sure, there’s a theoretical ‘peak’ date, as there is with any natural phenomenon like this, but the difference between ...

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (CBSLA.com) — Beautiful images of a waterfall in Yosemite National Park have lit up social media this week. Sangeeta Dey, a photographer, captured an image of the natural ...

Firefall happens in the winter, when Horsetail Fall is flowing and the sunset hits the waterfall just right. The phenomenon doesn't last long each year. Just for a few weeks, typically in February.