The natural resources of Yosemite National Park

<> "Yosemite – One of the most beautiful national parks in the world."

Yosemite – and the sedan – is home to granite rocks, one of the most beautiful national parks in the world.

Yosemite is famous for its valley, which is 12km long in a U-shape.

Half Moon Hill is the iconic sight here, as the peaks look like the moon has been split in half.

Not far from Half Moon Hill is the largest waterfall in North America, Yosemite Falls. The waterfall is divided into three sections, with a total height of 739m.

The most striking thing about Yosemite National Park is the rocks. Most of the intact giant rocks allow you to deeply feel the magic of nature.

In the South Hill of Yosemite Park, there is also the famous Butterfly Forest landscape. There is a rare American giant sequoia tree here - the Lord of the World. There is a large sequoia tree here, which is about 2,700 years old. With a diameter of 11 meters and a height of 64 meters, it is a giant sequoia.

The exceptional terrain provides the best place for climbers to exercise. Rocky cliffs, giant sequoia caves, sheltered waterfalls, and glacial lakes make this one of the most beautiful national parks in the world.

The Semite National Park in California, the Mercer Spine Country, has the Nevada Mountains and Wild Imitation Veins, the valley is covered by glaciers, showing a U-shape, and there is the Yosemite Falls, which has the largest drop in North America, which is full of water in late spring, and the momentum is amazing.

Butterfly forests, streams, lakes, waterfalls, cliffs, rocks, giant cedar trees, and a wide variety of other trees and flowers.

Granite rocks, waterfalls, and valleys are all unparalleled natural beauty, and there are few places in the world that have such beauty.

El Capitan in the Yosemite Gorge, where the whole mountain is a single piece of granite, slightly higher than the Gibraltar Rock, attracts countless rock climbing enthusiasts. When you take the park's shuttle bus in the summer, the driver will point you out: someone on El Capitan has been climbing for more than two days and is almost at the top; A little below, another man was resting in a tent; The other guy at the bottom just started to climb ...... today

For rock climbers from all over the world, Yosemite National Park is a mecca for the sport. The valley offers a variety of climbing types: crevasses, ice cave walls, overhangs, as well as artificial aids and different climbing angles – any type of climbing a climber needs.

Yosemite's most spectacular climbs are the huge valley walls and trails that take 15 days to complete: such as the semicircular mound, the Sentinel Rock, the Royal Arch and the massive El Capitan Rock Wall, one of the largest granite walls in the world.

Yosemite became the epicenter of climbing in the United States in the fifties and sixties when Royal Robbins, Yvonne Inard and Warren Harding made their first ascent that was previously thought impossible, and Robbins, Jerry Garvas and Mike Sherrick became the first climbers to conquer the northwest slope of the 610-meter-high, steep semicircular mound in 1957. The following year, Harding, Pinn Merry and George Whiteworth made their first ascent along El Capitan's Nose Route. The new generation of climbers has many technical advantages, and the most famous Yosemite climbers of the seventies and eighties include Bey Johnson, one of the greatest female climbers.

Yosemiteti National Park covers an area of 1,200 square miles and has protected the area around the central Sierra Nevada since 1890. The peaks range from 2,000 to 13,000 feet above sea level and are home to spectacular natural scenery, three cedar forests and a glacial Yosemite Valley, with its waterfalls, cliffs and rocky shapes.