California’s incredible Firefall is back.
Every February, thousands of photographers and tourists flock to Yosemite National Park to glimpse a ribbon of ‘lava’ gushing down the imposing El Capitan granite rockface.
This famous natural phenomenon is actually a trick of the light, generated as sunlight reflects off of a waterfall.
But if you want to see the firefall, you’ll have to be quick – the first batch of reservations has already sold out.
Here’s how you can catch the magnificent display.
What is the firefall?
The firefall is a spectacular light show.
In late winter, Horsetail Falls is gushing with runoff from winter storms. For a few minutes every evening, the late winter sunlight hits the
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