This program has been cancelled.
Spring is a magical time in Yosemite Valley — not least because it’s moonbow season! Snowmelt flowing over Yosemite’s famous waterfalls creates perfect conditions for moonbows, or lunar rainbows, which result when bright moonlight shines on rushing water.
Moonbows are often only visible through a camera lens, but you’re in luck: On this nighttime adventure, you’ll get to join an expert photographer to learn all the secrets behind capturing this spectacular phenomenon. Your guide will share insider tips, including where and when to set up your camera, and how to use special techniques to capture vibrant shots. End the night equipped with all you need to know to create an incredible moonbow image and your very own series of photos from a memorable night in Yosemite.
Included with your registration:
- One evening of photography instruction (Friday, April 19, 5 pm to midnight). Indoor presentation, then outdoor shooting.
- Park entry (as needed).
- Camping included, if needed; limited sites are shared among all the participants (reservation arrives Thursday, April 18, and departs Saturday, April 20) at Upper Pines Campground in Yosemite Valley. We cannot adjust these dates.
Note: There is no discount if you choose not to use our gate pass or campsites. Information about upgrading your accommodations to stay at Yosemite Valley Lodge will be emailed to you after you sign up. The option to upgrade expires 45 days before the start of the program.
