Home | Categories | National Parks | Hotels | Site Map | Photographs | QTVR | Whats New? | More... CALIFORNIA Index | Introduction | Photographs | QTVR | Driving Distances | Map | Weather | Hotels QTVR Panorama from Taft Point, Yosemite National Park Sites in California NPS Units Cabrillo Death Valley Golden Gate Joshua Tree Kings Canyon Lassen Volcanic Lava Beds Mojave Muir Woods Pinnacles Point Reyes Redwood Sequoia Yosemite Other Places Anza Borrego Desert Big Basin Redwoods Big Sur Bodie SHP California Missions Humboldt Redwoods Lake Tahoe Palm Springs Point Lobos More Locations... Algodones Dunes Andrew Molera SP Big Pine Lakes Box Canyon Calico Ghost Town Donner Memorial SP Garrapata SP Hot Creek Indian Canyons Jacumba Natural Area Julia Pfeiffer Burns SP Mammoth Lakes Mono Lake Mount Shasta Pinnacles NNL Prairie Creek Redwoods Rainbow Basin NNL Red Rock Canyon SP Route 66 Salton Sea San Gabriel Mountains Torrey Pines Trinidad State Beach California Site Map Site Search Enter your search terms this site all the web Submit search form Yosemite National Park > Glacier Point Road > Hiking > Taft Point Trail > QTVR Panorama From the very edge of Taft Point, a little way beyond the end of the official trail from the Glacier Point Road, several miles of Yosemite Valley is visible over 3,000 feet below. To the west, the sides of the valley are formed by Cathedral Rocks and El Capitan, then moving east is the steep, wooded valley of Eagle Creek, the peaks of the Three Brothers and then the waterfalls of Yosemite Creek. To the south is the granite promontory forming the point and the wooded plateau beyond, with the the upper part of Profile Cliff just to the east. More Panoramas Back to Top Arizona | California | Colorado | Nevada | New Mexico | Texas | Utah | Wyoming | Slot Canyons | Travelogue | SOUTHWEST

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