STUNNING VIEW: Yosemite National Park's mesmerizing 'firefall' phenomenon — when the sun reflects off Horsetail Fall on the eastern edge of El Capitan in Yosemite Valley – treats visitors to a spectacular show. https://abcn.ws/3knzeQM | ABC News

Thousands of visitors gather each February at Yosemite National Park to witness the rare "Firefall" phenomenon. This occurs when sunlight hits Horsetail Fall at just the right angle, creating a visual effect that turns the waterfall a molten orange. | CNN

The rare Yosemite firefall 🔥 "Firefall happens every February, from mid-February until the end of the month. It's a natural phenomenon where sunset light illuminates a waterfall, creating a brilliant effect like lava. In order for it to happen there's 2 main things that need to align - first, we need enough water flow on Horsetail Fall, and second, we need clear skies at sunset. When I arrived to Yosemite to photograph the firefall, it was cloudy with no signs of clearing. I decided to still gi

YOSEMITE FIREFALL GUIDE! 🔥 February is officially Firefall month! 🙌🏼 During February, Yosemite National Park’s Horsetail Fall glows like lava at sunset when the angle of the sun hits is *just* right. This event is known as “firefall” 💦 🧡 SAVE this guide to help plan your Yosemite firefall visit 🔥 COMMENT “Firefall Guide” and we’ll send you our FREE guide to the best way to experience Firefall! 🎟 RESERVATIONS: Throughout February you must make a $2 reservation on recreation.gov if you plan