Information regarding the Washburn or Oak Fires, including links to current conditions in Yosemite, can be found on our Travel Alerts Page.
Note: Most services inside the park are operational but there some impacts as a result of the many projects in the park this summer (e.g. closure of Glacier Point Road for all of 2022, roadwork along Tioga Road, Bridalveil Fall area rehabilitation, revised traffic pattern pilot in Yosemite Valley, etc...)
See the NPS FAQ page for more information about visiting the park. See the list of concessionaire services.
Have a hot toddy at The Ahwahnee Bar or Dining Room. Park your car and take the free Yosemite Valley Shuttle to all the destinations in Yosemite Valley. Make sure to take the short hike to the base of Yosemite Falls and be amazed as the water forms a snow cone as the mist freezes on the falls.
Okay - so you've figured out where to go and what to do. Now it's time to determine where to stay during your visit. There's a wide variety of options available through the region; from hotels, bed & breakfasts, vacation rentals, campgrounds and RV sites, and much more! Click below to explore the options here.
LoadingYARTS (Yosemite Area Regional Transit System) is another way to get to and from Yosemite from the gateway towns. YARTS operates in the southern gateway towns of Fresno, Coarsegold, Oakhurst, Bass Lake & Fish Camp along Highway 41 from mid-May through mid-September.
FREE VALLEY SHUTTLE: To help with find your favorite icons in Yosemite Valley, you can view and download the Yosemite Valley Shuttle Map.
Finally, here are a couple outside sources that we recommend incorporating into your planning arsenal:
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