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Bass Lake is full of lakeside fun, beautiful cabins and the best burger ever.

Wander along the canopy floor at one of the oldest national monuments in the United States.

Experience the best of Yosemite while traveling sustainably by eating locally grown food, staying at eco-friendly lodges and hiking on gorgeous trails.

Classic hotel near Yosemite National Park's South Entrance

Float the Klamath River in a dugout canoe, take a jet boat tour and learn about California’s biggest Native American community when you basecamp out of Yurok. Country.

Hitting the road with your family offers plenty of good times in the moment—plus important takeaways for the future

Hike, climb and backpack your way through this incredible park.

Check out these charming Airbnbs in and around Yosemite National Park near El Portal, Groveland, Lee Vining and Fish Camp.

Want to sleep under the stars but prefer to skip sleeping bags, dirt and pit toilets? Try glamping near national parks across America.

Elevate your national park vacation when you and your family spend the night at a glamping camp.

Yosemite has changed since 1870, but some things remain the same.

There are five entrances into Yosemite National Park, and the road to each of them offers unique sights to see along the way.

Just a half-day's drive south of Yosemite, Sequoia National Park is not to be missed.

Neighboring parks protect giant sequoia trees, too.

See granite domes, giant sequoia trees, a cave and deep canyons

Hike through coastal redwoods, explore tide pools and find campgrounds with our complete guide to this mythical park.

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Make it a bucket-list day with these scenery-packed treks.

These towering granite walls draw rock climbers, photographers and visitors looking for a dose of awe.

Read this before you plan your visit to the park.

There’s pros and cons to visiting this popular park in every season.

Take the stress out of planning your Yosemite vacation. Leave it to a pro and book with Yosemite Sierra Travel Concierge.

Escape to beautiful Yosemite National Park to spend a romantic weekend, celebrating Valentine’s Day, an anniversary or to just spend time together.

You’re headed to Yosemite National Park where more than 800 miles of trails await you for an adventure full of fun, but where should you camp?

Go on a multi-day hike without the hassle of setting up camp or making meals.

Catch multiple perspectives of North America’s tallest waterfall in Yosemite Valley.

In the late 1800s, Chinese immigrants faced bitter winters, grueling working conditions and intense racism to help build Yosemite and the West.

Relax in a cabin, canvas tent or Airstream at this modern and luxurious glamping resort near Yosemite.

At the Yosemite History Center you can ride horse-drawn wagons, walk across a covered bridge, and visit historic buildings out of Yosemite's past.

Permits for the Half Dome hike can only be obtained via lottery from March 1-31, so early planning is essential.

One hundred years after flooding Hetch Hetchy, central California’s water struggles have only intensified.

A favorite place for hikers, climbers and condor watchers.

Tucked along Hwy. 120 on the way to Yosemite, Oakdale holds its heritage close. From local artisan producers and farmers to Western culture, this town is a great place to spend some time on the way to the park.

This desert park is a rock climber's and photographer's paradise. It's full of things to see, from hidden oases and cactus gardens to historical sites.

Near Yosemite, find a modern resort with a swimming pool, outdoor concerts and gaming.

Unwind on and off the water after your trip to Channel Islands National Park.

Yosemite’s famous hotel offers food to match its world-class scenery.

How to take photos of Yosemite’s most stunning scenes from sunrise to sunset to night skies.

Take an electric road trip through Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia national parks.