Yosemite National Park has been blanketed with up to 15 feet of snow, forcing an indefinite closure as park crews work to restore critical services.
The Yosemite Falls shuttle stop in Yosemite Valley is seen in a photo the national park posted on social media Tuesday.The Yosemite Falls shuttle stop in Yosemite Valley is seen in a photo the national park posted on social media Tuesday.Yosemite National Park — no stranger to snow — saw up to 15 feet of it, forcing an indefinite closure as park crews work to restore critical services.
The park, which is located in the Sierra Nevada in central California, was not immune to the rare, heavy winter storms that walloped the West Coast
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