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Bear tracks in the spring mean that hibernation season is over.
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This is one of the early views along the trail before you get down into the forest.
Bridalveil Falls can now be seen through the burned trees on a spring day. This hike shows how the area is recovering from a forest fire.
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David Hitchcock
Mar 11, 2016 near Yosemite Valley, CA
“Bear tracks in the spring mean that hibernation season is over.”  

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Bear tracks in the spring mean that hibernation season is over.
Bridalveil Falls can now be seen through the burned trees on a spring day. This hike shows how the area is recovering from a forest fire.
Wildflowers bloom in the spring time as the area recovers from the Big Meadow Fire in 2009.
The trail passes through the remains of the Big Meadow Fire in 2009.
Looking back toward Big Oak Flat Road back toward El Portal.
Only a few steps into the trail, the scenery is already beautiful.
The view toward Yosemite Valley. El Capitan peeks above the ridge line, and Bridalveil Falls can be seen on right hand side.
This is one of the early views along the trail before you get down into the forest.
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