Category: Tips
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Bring Your Dog to Yosemite, Really It’s OK
I love my dogs and there were many a time they would accompany me on hikes up and down the Sierra. They loved it as much as I did. Just because you’re going to Yosemite doesn’t mean you have to leave them at home. There are plenty of places they are allowed in Yosemite. So…
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Fire Q and A
Quick answers to some common questions about Yosemite and the fires.
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How to get a parking spot in Yosemite Valley
Here’s how to get a guaranteed parking spot in Yosemite Valley and leave the headache behind.
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Summer time Can Only Mean…Crowds!
If you’re headed up to the park expect long lines getting into Yosemite, traffic jams in Yosemite Valley and no parking. That’s every summer in Yosemite Valley. Want to avoid that mess? Here are some options which can help save your sanity.
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High Water Poses Danger Even When You Think It’s Safe
This years snow pack is well above normal and we’re really happy to have had so much rain and snow. But it also means that as temperatures heat up, and they’ve been really hot of late, that all that runoff from the melting snow has to go somewhere.
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Thinking about heading up to the firefall this weekend? You need to read this first.
Here’s the information that may keep you sane and alive if you’re heading up to the park this weekend.
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Headed to the park? Bring chains.
Snow has returned to Yosemite and more is on the way.
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Free Entrance August 25-28 to Celebrate 100 Years of Our National Parks
Come celebrate 100 Years since the founding of our National Parks and get in free to Yosemite!
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Don’t Get Too Panicked About the Plague in Yosemite
Here’s some facts and a few helpful hints so you can still enjoy Yosemite and not worry too much about the plague. Did I really just say that?
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What’s Open for Memorial Day
It’s Memorial Day weekend and you’re thinking to yourself, man, I sure want to get out of town. So, what’s open in Yosemite? Here’s a quick rundown of what’s open and some hints that’ll save you a headache.