3 Places to Learn About Chinese History in Yosemite
In the late 1800s, Chinese immigrants faced bitter winters, grueling working conditions and intense racism to help build Yosemite and the West.
People In The Park
Fire on Yosemite’s Mountain
Fire is something that creates renewal for the forests and occurs naturally.
Trailside Chef Kena Peay
Kena Peay shows us that cooking in the outdoors can be easy and wonderfully gourmet.
The Dawn Wall Documentary about Climbing El Capitan
Between a rock and a hard place.
The Living History of Yosemite’s Buffalo Soldiers
Yosemite ranger Shelton Johnson brings to life the stories of the Black soldiers who served as the park’s first rangers.
Ansel Adams & Local Artists
Get better acquainted with artistic legacy during your Yosemite vacation by visiting the Ansel Adams Gallery and galleries of basket making and painting.
A Parks Project for Goodness Sake
Giving back to parks with thoughtful products.
NPS Centennial Q & A with Don Neubacher
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First 2 Free-Climbers to Summit Yosemite's El Capitan
Jan 14, 2015: 19 days after they set out to achieve one of climbing's most difficult challenges, Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson reached the summit of the 3,000-foot rock known as El Capitan in Yosemite.
Yosemite Climbing Pioneers Create Clothing Line Royal Robbins
Liz and Royal Robbins followed a trail in Yosemite National Park which led to the creation of an exceptional outdoor & travel clothing line.
Yosemite Park's First Guardian, Galen Clark
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John Muir, Yosemite National Park’s Protector
A camping trip with President Roosevelt and Muir led to an explosion of wilderness protection across the country and a push to make Yosemite a national park.