Sunset Magazine: Outdoor Living – National Parks Issue
…several new adventure hotels and glamping options have cropped up, offering new and exciting ways to see Yosemite through a different lens.
…several new adventure hotels and glamping options have cropped up, offering new and exciting ways to see Yosemite through a different lens.
This spring’s photo contest was packed with magical sunsets, epic Guided Yosemite adventures and even a surprise run in with one of Yosemite’s most popular four-legged friends.
A review of Yosemite’s affordable
campgrounds — as well as nearby luxe lodges.
Look to the stars and experience the world after dark at these family-friendly hotels and resorts.
This winter’s photo contest featured everything that makes winter at the Evergreen special – from quiet moments in Yosemite to storytelling by the fire.
– within the last year, several new adventure hotels and glamping options have cropped up, offering new and exciting ways to see Yosemite through a different lens.
If you’re craving a roadside adventure this autumn, consider one of these trips.
Our Spring 2024 Photo Contest, The Magic of Spring in Yosemite, lets us experience the best of Yosemite through the eyes and hearts of your fellow travelers. Thank you to everyone who submitted and for the unforgettable memories behind each photo that help keep us all #YosemiteDreaming
Sheltered in the Stanislaus National Forest just outside the northwest corner of Yosemite National Park is a getaway within a getaway. A three-hour drive due east of San Francisco (the 170-mile trip that John Muir famously first walked in 1868), Evergreen Lodge in Groveland has been welcoming families for over a century…
Hetch Hetchy makes a great day trip if you’re already headed to Yosemite or Gold Country towns like Groveland, Jamestown, Sonora or Columbia, or if you’re staying at the park-adjacent Evergreen Lodge. In fact, that’s where the builders of the O’Shaughnessy Dam stayed a century ago, before the lodge had aromatherapy.