The Emigrant and Hoover Wildernesses are adjacent to this region, and the Clark and Cathedral ranges run through it.
The Emigrant and Hoover Wildernesses are adjacent to this region, and the Clark and Cathedral ranges run through it. Lafayette Bunnell was one of the first to explore and write about this place, and the O'Shaghnessy Dam has created a reservoir in this park's Hetch Hetchy Valley. The Ahwahneechee tribe believed that the spirit Pohono lived in this park's Bridalveil Fall, and it contains the valleys of the Tuolumne and Merced rivers. This park features Half Dome, and The Nose is a famous climbing route to the top of its El Capitan. Conserved largely from the efforts of ► John Muir, for 10 points, name this national park of the Sierra Nevadas located largely in Mariposa County, California.
The Emigrant and Hoover Wildernesses are adjacent to this region, and the Clark and Cathedral ranges run through it.
Yosemite National Park