Ribbon Falls

The tallest solitary drop waterfall in the United States situated in the Yosemite National Park in California. Its whole height (and also height of the single drop) is 1612 feet. Ribbon Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in the world, but you won't see it if you arrive in July or afterward. It disappears quite quickly in the summer. But if you are there in May, it is very imposing. It falls off a cliff after that to El Capitan, on the opposite side of the vale from Bridalveil Falls. There are many points in the park to vision the falls, but the best is approximately surely just past Bridalveil Falls down Southside Drive at road marker V14. There are no trails to the bottom or top of the falls.