Yosemite National Park is closed due to severe weather 00:26. ... was 36 inches on Feb. 28, 1969, Gediman told The Times. And the snow is far from over in Yosemite.

Yosemite National Park, an iconic symbol of American wilderness, has seen plenty of snow in its 133-year history.But the snow drifts piling up there this week have been extreme, and they’ve kept ...

Most of Yosemite National Park will be closed from Friday until at least May 3, the California park has announced. Temperatures are expected to rise this weekend to almost 60 degrees, 15 degrees ...

Yosemite National Park remains closed amid heavy snowfall in California. The park had initially planned to reopen Wednesday. A Facebook post from the park notes that the snow has reached 15 feet ...

The gates at Yosemite National Park have been shuttered due to extreme weather and climate conditions for a second time in less than a year. The park has closed indefinitely after up to 15 feet of ...

All 13 Yosemite campgrounds will be open this summer, the National Parks Service announced. Additional openings will mean an ...

Parts of Yosemite National Park will close on Friday ahead of flooding threatened by the melting of huge amounts of snowpack, a delayed blow from record-breaking severe weather this winter.

Yosemite National Park's iconic hotels and lodges were found to have repeated hazards, including mold and rodents, in a new ...

And although it still had some high times — President Franklin Roosevelt rode it to the park in 1938 — it failed to make up for the losses and by 1945 had closed. The tracks were sold for scrap.

Yosemite spokesperson Scott Gediman, who has been a ranger for 27 years, told the LA Times that “in all of my years here, this is the most snow that I’ve ever seen at one time”.

And although it still had some high times — President Franklin Roosevelt rode it to the park in 1938 — it failed to make up for the losses and by 1945 had closed. The tracks were sold for scrap.

And although it still had some high times — President Franklin Roosevelt rode it to the park in 1938 — it failed to make up for the losses and by 1945 had closed. The tracks were sold for scrap.