How long should I stay in Yosemite? My family isn't really into hiking ...

It will depend on when you go, but 2–3 days you should be able to see a fair amount of the famous sites. You can even download an audio tour ...

Is hiking alone in Yosemite a horrible idea? - Reddit

Be aware of your surroundings and stay on trail and you'll be fine. Just bring maps and the right clothing, water, food. It's one of the most ...

The First Timer's Guide to Yosemite: What to Know Before You Visit

As I mentioned before, Yosemite National Park is BIG. If you stay outside the park, you'll need to drive 1-1.5 hours in and out of the park each ...

Complete Guide to Yosemite National Park with Kids

Visiting Yosemite with kids? Tips for family travelers visiting the popular national park in California, from where to stay to best hikes.

How We Spent 4 Full Days in Yosemite National Park

YOU NEED SPECIAL PERMITS TO: Hike Half Dome, Overnight Hiking and Overnight Climbing Permits as well. Getting these mean you don't need the ...

Yosemite in mid-May and where to stay? - Rick Steves Travel Forum

I would definitely recommend staying in a family room at Yosemite Valley Lodge. Check back often for openings. People cancel all the time. We ...

72 hours in Yosemite with kids: planning a smooth and memorable ...

... my tips on how to plan a pleasurable experience for your family in Yosemite. The crowded hike Mist Trail to Yarnall Falls. When to visit ...

How Many Days in Yosemite? Your quick quide to the park

With only one night and two days, you'll be able to choose one or maybe two good hikes and drive the Yosemite Valley floor to briefly soak in ...

The Perfect Yosemite Itinerary: 1, 2 or 3 days (2024 Update)

If your schedule allows, I highly recommend spending two to three days in Yosemite, allowing you to admire the park's beauty from a variety of ...

3 Day Itinerary - Yosemite National Park with Kids - Lazy Lauren

Indeed, three days is a sufficient amount of time to see most of the highlights in Yosemite National Park with kids. But keep in mind, since the ...

The Ultimate Guide to Exploring Yosemite with Kids - No Back Home

... to the edge. However, it actually is a safe hike for families as long as you use common sense and keep kiddos (and yourself) from the edges.

How many days in Yosemite? Deciding how long to stay in the park

Hike to the summit of Upper Yosemite Falls (7-8 hour round trip). OR. Hike the Lower Falls portion only and spend the rest of the day exploring around the ...

Yosemite with four kids in mid-November - Bogleheads.org

I've been to Yosemite at least 30 times and most likely every month of the year (maybe not December). I'd highly consider skipping the hikes to ...

What do I want to do besides Yosemite? - DISboards.com

My family and I (3 kids-ages 8, 10, 12) are planning to go to Yosemite next summer (2025). I know that rooms are available to book a year in ...

Day hikes in Yosemite for family of 4 (2 teens) - Fodors Travel Guide

Possibly up to 5 hours with traffic congestion. Inside the park you will have to park somewhere and then take the shuttle to get to whichever ...

Yosemite Tourist Information | How long are the hikes at Hetchy Hetch

To Tueeulala Falls. But note it is very hot! Lower elevation than Yosemite Valley. I was not used to the heat and late May this year here it got ...

How to visit Yosemite with Parents - The Eager Traveler

From Curry Village, take the shuttle to stop #6 to the Lower Yosemite Falls trailhead. Hiking Lower Yosemite Falls is an easy hike with parents ...

How to Have a Fun Weekend in Yosemite with a Toddler

In the past, when my husband and I have gone to Yosemite, we picked hikes and sights that were day-long excursions, quite difficult to complete, and sometimes ...

Yosemite Tourist Information | Please help with mist hike - Facebook

The trail to the portion of the stairs is steep, I personally wouldn't want to push a stroller up it. It's a mile of continuous uphill (only a small portion is ...

Re: How much of a Yosemite nut are you?

Chick-on said it best in a post a while back...something to the effect of "you can never really take a hike off your 'hikes-I-want-to-do' list ...