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On my recent trip there, which was a family trip with walks and mild hikes every day, I took most of my images with the 24-105 on the 5D2. Second most was the 16-35L II. I never used the 24 TS-E II or used a tripod. I took about 5% of my shots with 100-400L on 1Ds3, and a few shots on the G10. This was the most fun trip, carrying only a camera/lens and extra lens on walks.
Contrary to your thinking, you'll want the widest zoom nearer the waterfalls (16-35), and longer lenses across the valley (24-105).
I opted to not slow everything down to a grueling slow pace (as I usually do) with the TS-E lenses and tripod. But I might do this next trip if it's only my wife along and taking solo hikes part of the time. Next time, I'm thinking of only taking the TS-E lenses: 17, 24, 45, and 90, since I used to cart around a 4x5 with three lenses. Maybe I'll have a replacement for the G10 by then (G1X or RX100?).
My previous trip (2012) was the Samyang 14 (15%), 24 TS-E II (35%), Leica R 60 macro (40% -- lots of pano stitches), and the G10 (10%). My best shots were mostly from the 24 TS-E, hand held, followed by 60mm stitches.
Still, I would not take more than four lenses,whichever way you choose.
Lots of choices -- have fun!
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