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Why Everyone Should See the Yosemite Firefall at Least Once in Their Life
Few natural phenomena inspire as much awe and wonder as the Yosemite Firefall. This breathtaking event, which occurs each February, transforms Horsetail Fall into a cascade of fiery orange and red hues, as though lava is spilling down the granite cliffs of El Capitan....
Where to Stay Near Yosemite in the Winter
Yosemite National Park transforms into a winter wonderland during the colder months, offering stunning snow-draped landscapes, fewer crowds, and a peaceful retreat into nature. If you're planning a winter visit, choosing the right place to stay is key to enjoying a...
How to Plan Your Perfect Yosemite Wedding
Dreaming of a wedding surrounded by the grandeur of Yosemite National Park? A Yosemite wedding offers breathtaking scenery, a serene natural setting, and memories to last a lifetime. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your special day, from permits to venues...
7 Winter Travel Tips: How to Stay Safe While Visiting Yosemite
Yosemite National Park is a stunning destination year-round, but winter in Yosemite offers a magical transformation. The towering granite cliffs are dusted with snow, and the waterfalls appear in a frosty haze. For those planning to experience the park’s winter...
How to Choose the Best Yosemite-Area Hotel by Season
When planning a trip to Yosemite National Park, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is where to stay. The accommodations you choose can greatly affect your overall experience, as Yosemite’s unique seasons offer different landscapes and opportunities....
How to Make Camping in the Yosemite Area During Fall or Winter Comfortable
Camping in the crisp air of fall or the quiet beauty of Yosemite area winter can be a truly magical experience. The cooler seasons bring vibrant autumn leaves, snow-covered landscapes, and a peacefulness that summer crowds don’t offer. But as stunning as these scenes...
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Nature Turns on When Yosemite Empties in Autumn
Article originally appeared in SFGATE. Like in many national parks, autumn in Yosemite is a time to reset. Most visitors have returned to jobs and schools, cooler temperatures prevail and golden light baths the valley most evenings. Park rangers and lodging hosts...
Yosemite in Winter: Quiet, Beautiful, and Dynamic
Article originally appeared in SFGATE. Don’t let the quiet fool you. Winter brings plenty of activity — both the human and animal kind — to the Sierra Nevada. While the season is associated with animal hibernation and leafless trees, the canvas actually spreads wider...
There’s Plenty of Room in Yosemite this Fall to Discover Golden History
Yosemite may not be the oldest national park in America, but there is little doubt it contains the most history for a wilderness-based national preserve. The Southern Sierra Miwok have lived in and around the Yosemite Valley for millennia. More recently, the...