There are several small tributaries that feed into Bridalveil Creek, which require rock hops or log crossings in order to cross. This can be trickier in the spring, when snow melt feeds the creek.

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There are several small tributaries that feed into Bridalveil Creek, which require rock hops or log crossings in order to cross. This can be trickier in the spring, when snow melt feeds the creek.

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Signage at the split.

Animal tracks can be seen crossing the trail in the winter snow or spring mud as animals make their way to the creek to drink or feed.

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David Hitchcock

Nov 9, 2016 near Yosemite Valley, CA

“There are several small tributaries that feed into Bridalveil Creek, which require rock hops or log crossings in order to cross. This can be trickier in the spring, when snow melt feeds the creek.”

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There are several small tributaries that feed into Bridalveil Creek, which require rock hops or log crossings in order to cross. This can be trickier in the spring, when snow melt feeds the creek.

Animal tracks can be seen crossing the trail in the winter snow or spring mud as animals make their way to the creek to drink or feed.

The wildflowers that bloom in late spring and early summer attract a lot of butterflies.

Snow covers the trail in shaded sections of the forest. Watch your step as there might be ice underneath, making it slippery.

The trail is narrow as it makes its way through the forest. The trail is mainly dirt at this point.

Ice forms on the top of Bridalveil Creek in late fall. Snow and ice make the trails slippery, especially in the shade, so watch your step.

Moss can be found growing on the trees along the trail. Here, some has been knocked off the surrounding trees and lies in the early morning light.

Signage at the split.

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