(NEW YORK POST) – Jaw-dropping footage emerged this week of a “thunderous” rockslide inside Yosemite National Park that temporarily closed down part of the natural beauty.
Boulders came tumbling down Monday from the 3,000-foot high El Capitan rock formation, park officials said. A section of rock broke off and fell to the base of the summit, causing a cloud of debris, according to footage. No injuries were reported.
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The area around Northside Drive of the park was closed for 24 hours as a precaution before park officials reopened it Tuesday.
