Yosemite Valley Live – El Capitan, Half Dome & Yosemite Falls

🏔️ Watch Yosemite National Park live, 24/7, across four rotating cameras: El Capitan, Half Dome, Yosemite Falls and the High Sierra.

Real-time weather, air quality and sunset times from the valley floor to the high country. Relaxing music throughout. No edits, no replays.

Cameras rotate automatically every one to two minutes, so you see the whole park rather than a single fixed view.

El Capitan rises around 3,000 feet of sheer granite. Half Dome stands at 8,839 feet. Yosemite Falls drops 2,425 feet in tiers, one of the tallest waterfalls in North America.

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🏔️ ABOUT THIS LIVE YOSEMITE STREAM ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Yosemite is granite, water and light. This stream cycles through four Yosemite Conservancy webcams around the clock so you get the valley walls, the high country and the falls without touching a thing.

The overlay tracks conditions in real time: current temperature, wind, humidity, air quality and today's sunset, pulled fresh for whichever camera is on screen. Elevation changes as the view moves from the 4,000-foot valley floor up to the 8,839-foot summit of Half Dome.

At night the cameras switch to infrared, so the view turns black and white. That's the cameras working normally, not a fault. Clear nights over the valley are worth staying up for.

Leave it on for relaxing background music while you work, study, sleep or unwind.

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📷 THE FOUR CAMERAS
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EL CAPITAN The most recognisable rock face in climbing. El Capitan rises roughly 3,000 feet of near-vertical granite above the valley floor, and climbers spend days on the wall working their way up it. Half Dome sits in the distance behind it in this view.

HALF DOME The park's signature silhouette, sheared flat on one side and rounded on the other. The summit sits at 8,839 feet. Watch the light move across the face through the day.

YOSEMITE FALLS A tiered fall of 2,425 feet, fed by Yosemite Creek from the high country. Flow is seasonal: it runs roughly November through July with peak volume in May, and can slow to a trickle or dry out entirely by late summer before the winter snows return.

HIGH SIERRA The long view out over the high country from Sentinel Dome, at 8,127 feet. Ridge after ridge of granite running to the horizon, and the best of the four for weather rolling in.

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📍 Location: Yosemite National Park, California, USA
🎥 Webcams courtesy of Yosemite Conservancy (https://yosemite.org)

This rotating live feed captures one of North America's most dramatic landscapes in real time. Watch the famous granite monoliths shift in light throughout the day, seasonal waterfalls flow from high alpine snowmelt, and weather patterns move across the Sierra Nevada ridgeline. Perfect for nature lovers, climbers, and anyone seeking the timeless beauty of Yosemite Valley as it unfolds 24/7.