Bridalveil Fall is beautiful to behold and famously photo-friendly in the spring. The sound of water splashing and crashing against rocks creates an immersive experience as you approach the waterfall.
Thanks to a convenient paved path, this 620-foot wonder is also very accessible. A Yosemite Conservancy restoration project slated for 2023 completion will create new restrooms and expanded viewing areas, too.
While pups are welcome at Bridalveil Fall, please remember that dogs must always be on a leash. This simple step safeguards your pet, protects local wildlife, and helps ensure continued park access for all dog-loving travelers.
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