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Yosemite National Park
Headed to Yosemite this summer? Peak-hours reservations (6 am–2 pm) are required on select dates:
May 24–26, June 15 - August 15, and August 30–September 1.
Click here to learn more.
Come experience the magic of Yosemite National Park throughout the seasons. In the Fall, immerse yourself in the vibrant crimson and amber hues as the leaves change. In Winter, enjoy skiing down the slopes of Badger Pass or ice skating in Curry Village. In Spring, watch the park come alive with blooming wildflowers and cascading waterfalls. During Summer, hike to stunning panoramic views at Glacier Point and explore Yosemite's beautiful High Country.
Whenever you visit, make sure you're ready by checking out "What To Know When Visiting Yosemite - Right Now," our weekly updated guide to help you stay informed and prepared for Yosemite's ever-changing conditions.
Yosemite is known for many things, but it’s the waterfalls that truly stand out as the snow melts in the Sierra Nevada. As winter recedes and the landscape transforms, the park's iconic waterfalls, like the mesmerizing Yosemite Falls (the tallest waterfall in North America), roar to life. Experience the awe-inspiring spectacle of Yosemite's cascading waterfalls in both spring and summer—a testament to the power and beauty of nature.
YARTS (Yosemite Area Regional Transit System) offers transportation to and from Yosemite from gateway towns. Operating in the southern gateway towns of Oakhurst and Fish Camp along Highway 41, YARTS runs from mid-May through mid-September.
FREE VALLEY SHUTTLE: To help find your favorite icons in Yosemite Valley, you can view and download the Yosemite Valley Shuttle Map.
Finally, here are a few more resources that we recommend incorporating into your planning arsenal:
View or Download the Yosemite Valley map with shuttle routes and stops.
Please Note: Most services inside the park are operational, but some are impacted by ongoing projects like shuttle stop improvements and hazard tree removal; for more information, visit the NPS FAQ page and review concessionaire services.
You've figured out where to go and what to do. Now, it's time to decide where to stay. Many options are available throughout the region, including hotels, bed and breakfasts, vacation rentals, campgrounds, RV sites, and much more! Explore the options!
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