During a two-week span in February, photographers and nature lovers alike flock to Yosemite’s Horsetail Falls to witness one of the planets most beloved natural phenomenons. Aptly named “Firefall,” during the winter month the lighting on the otherwise ordinary waterfalls creates a beautiful illusion that the waterfall is on fire. It’s a sight to behold.
With gaining popularity of the event, park rangers have done their best to control crowds during the natural phenomenon, but with this year’s government shutdown limiting the park service’s control, thousands flocked to the event. And boy did it deliver.
The people who went to saw the Firefall had to trek through deep snow and cold conditions, but if they braved the journey, they were greeted with one of the best Firefalls in recent memory. Here are some of the best photos of the natural phenomenon:
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