Yosemite National Park

about 1 or 2 a year. on average 15 people died in yosemite peryear.

Squirrels, bears, deer, birds, hedgehogs, pigs, raccoons, and plants people don't belive it but plants are animals they eat and breath like animals and humans

Ice formed Yosemite Valley by carving it out. When glaciers many years ago retreated, they carved out the valley.

No. It is a valley in the Sierra Nevada mountain of CA.

The one in California is about 50 miles from Yosemite.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 6 hours and 14 minutes.

I presume you mean "square miles."

Its size is 1190 sq mi.

Granite rock makes up the majority of Yosemite's geological features. Rock fall occurs fairly frequently in the valley and rock climbers must take caution when going up.

What would later become the granite domes of Yosemite formed when granitic magma accumulated underground and solidified in place. The area was later uplifted by tectonic forces and erosion exposed the domes while the erosion-resistant granite largely stayed in place.

Yes. The merced river has powerful rapids in some places, and gets very cold during the winter.

There really is no off season. Generally, people like to visit from May - August because a lot of the outdoor recreational activities are accessible. This will also be the busiest time to go and it can be crowded.

Countless people also visit Yosemite during the winter months to go skiing at the Badger Pass Ski Area.

It is 482 miles according to Google Maps.

It is the tallest continuous fall waterfall in North America at 1,612 feet. However, because it is dependent on melting snow from the summit of El Capitan it is dry for most of the year.

It is really not feasible to track how many people visit the falls as it would be a time consuming process. However, it is a very popular attraction and the main attraction in Yosemite Valley, so it would be easy to estimate that thousand of people visit it each year. The whole park receives almost 4 million visitors each year in the park's recent years.

Yosemite is a national park. This means that the United States government is dedicated to protecting this piece of land no matter what it takes. The closing of Yosemite National Park would not likely happen for many years to come.

The most popular sites visited in Yosemite National Park are most likely Yosemite Falls and Half Dome (as seen from the valley). Both are located in the valley area and easily accessible to most of the park's visitors.

There aree many types of animals that live in this ecosystem such as: Giant Sequoias California Black OakMariposa Lily Ponderosa Pine Western grey Squirrel California Ground Squirrel Mule Deer Black Bears Coyote Mountain Lion

Yosemite was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. On the other hand, it was designated as a national park in 1890.

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The distance between Yosemite National Park and San Francisco is about 200 miles. this would mean that a drive lasting approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes should be expected if you plan to travel between the two locations.

The National Park Service manages the Yosemite National Park. The National Park Service also manages the other national parks in the United States, providing park rangers to help guide visitors in the park.

It is 109 miles according to Google Maps.