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Sequoia National Park located in the southern Sierra Nevada offers countless points of interest to explore: Majestic giant sequoias and redwoods, soaring Sierra spires, and North America’s deepest canyons. Recreational opportunities expand dramatically from late spring to early autumn. There are more than 800 miles of hiking trails ranging from easy to strenuous. Horseback riding, fly fishing, stargazing, and spelunking are on the itinerary.
Sandy coves and beaches line the shores of picturesque Hume Lake, which is stocked with trout. Spend a few hours admiring the magnificent views from your canoe or kayak. When you add snowmelt to some of the deepest natural canyons in the world, the result is going to be waterfalls. The star of the show is Tokopah Falls in Sequoia National Park. Officially 1,200 high, Tokopah Falls is a series of small cascades. In winter with the snow covered boughs and branches Sequoia becomes a magical winter wonderland. Enjoy the cross country skiing and snow shoeing.
Yosemite and Redwood National Parks, Lake Tahoe, the wine region and San Francisco all feature in this holiday option, where you take your bed wherever you go. This motorhome itinerary […]
This incredible motorhome itinerary is the ultimate journey of the West. You’ll enjoy California’s beaches, iconic National Parks such as Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon as well as three major cities – […]
The guestrooms at the Fairfield Inn are simple in design with cream decor, striking colourful carpets, and wood furnishing. Each room comes complete with complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen television, coffeemaker, mini-refrigerator, […]
Choose from a variety of one- and two-bedroom cottages or three-bedroom villas spread across the 300-acre mountain resort. Surrounded by serene meadowland and forested rolling hills, these spacious and stylish […]
Located inside the southern gate of Yosemite National Park, The Redwoods in Yosemite offers a fabulous wilderness experience. 130 rustic log cabins and spacious mountain homes (graded bronze, silver, gold and platinum) are surrounded by some of the world’s most spectacular mountain and valley scenery. All accommodations are fully furnished, include fully equipped kitchens and range from one to six bedrooms. Many boast wide picture-windows showcasing the wonderful nature which surrounds it. Its location opens up a wide range of recreational opportunities. Hiking, fishing, rafting, biking and horseback riding are just a few of the activities you can enjoy.
A National Historic Landmark located in the heart of Yosemite National Park, Ahwahnee provides an ideal base to experience this magical destination. As the most upscale hotel in Yosemite, guestrooms, suites and cottages are very well appointed and are designed with a Native American theme. The rustic cottage rooms are dotted amongst the dogwoods and pines within the hotel grounds, and feature natural wood furnishings and small stone patios. The Dining Room provides a magnificent setting to enjoy a memorable dining experience, and drinks can be savoured in Ahwahnee Bar. The hotel also offers a heated outdoor pool.
Elegantly decorated, accommodations offer an inviting retreat after active days in the abundant nature that surrounds the hotel. A range of guestrooms, suites and cottages all feature luxurious down bedding, […]
The closest property to Yosemite Falls, Yosemite Valley Lodge provides an ideal location for those seeking a comfortable hotel in the wilderness. Accommodations have a rustic feel, in keeping with the surroundings. The Mountain Room Restaurant serves sizzling steaks and fresh seafood whilst boasting spectacular views of Yosemite Falls, and the Food Court offers casual fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Surrounded by an abundance of outdoor activities, the lodge also offers a heated outdoor swimming pool and bicycle rentals.
The Lodge offers 102 generously sized, mountain-inspired guestrooms, each showcasing stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains or verdant forests. Thoughtfully designed to combine comfort with modern functionality, these accommodations seamlessly […]
In the words of poetic naturalist, John Muir, 'the mountains are calling, and I must go’, Yosemite National Park is a true wake-up call to all that nature has in store. As one of the first wilderness parks in the US, it still maintains its status as one of the country’s most popular national parks. Although famous for its incredible waterfalls, it also boasts over 1,165 square miles of extraordinarily deep valleys, grand meadows and ancient giant sequoia trees. Visitors marvel at its superb hiking and walking trails, fishing opportunities and the myriad of wildlife which call it home.
Throughout the seasons Yosemite offers various activities and changing landscapes. In the spring, the fauna and flora is vibrant and diverse and at higher elevations, snowfall is possible. This is a quieter season than the summer and encourages wildlife such Bighorn Sheep, deer, bobcats and coyotes out into the open. In summer the park is full of visitors hiking and biking along the sun drenched trails. Autumn is the best time to view bears that come out to gorge on their favourite treat, fallen acorns and the snowy winters provide a wonderland of icy landscapes to explore. Yosemite evokes an awe of mother natures’ magnificence making any visit a worthwhile experience.
Tuolumne County is a charming region, offering access to Yosemite National Park from the San Francisco Bay Area, making it an ideal base for exploring the stunning wonders of Yosemite. Located in the quieter half of Yosemite, Tuolumne County offers visitors countless opportunities for peaceful and uninterrupted exploration and outdoor adventure.
Beyond its strategic location for Yosemite adventures, Tuolumne County boasts a rich history that provides an authentic Gold Rush experience. Visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of its lively saloons, enjoy performances at a century-old theatre, and explore two historic state parks. Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Tuolumne County offers a wealth of outdoor activities year-round.
Yosemite National Park has announced a vehicle reservation system for park entry on the following dates:
- Reservations will be required for vehicle entry to the park between 6am and 2pm during the reservation periods shown above.
- Reservations are not required to enter the park before 6am or after 2pm.
- Reservations are valid for three consecutive days.
- The standard park entry fee still applies.
- Guests with in-park lodging, campground reservations, wilderness permits or Half Dome permits do not need a seperate vehicle reservation.
- If you arrive by YARTS (Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System) no reservation is required.
Fall is a wonderful time to visit Yosemite Mariposa County! As you will see from this incredible snapshot video. Whether you are travelling in the warmer months or the cooler winter season, you'll experience unbelievable vistas and truly appreciate the wonders of Mother Nature.
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