Landmarks in this park include the (*) Wawona Tree.
Carleton Watkins published a book of "Photographic Views" from this location in 1863. James Hutchings ran a lodge in this location to help increase its domestic popularity. The Tuolumne Meadows in this place were protected from sheep grazing after it was made a national park. Landmarks in this park include the (*) Wawona Tree. A tepee is visible in the background of Thomas Hill's depiction of this location's Bridal Veil Falls. This national park's highest point is Mount Lyell and its Mariposa Grove contains many giant sequoias. A red filter was used to capture a white peak in this park in "Monolith" by Ansel Adams. For 10 points, name this California national park, home to the El Capitan and the Half Dome.
Carleton Watkins published a book of "Photographic Views" from this location in 1863.
Yosemite National Park [accept Yosemite Valley or Yosemite Falls before "Tuolumne Meadows"]