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Yosemite Valley - The core area of Yosemite Valley National Park is where you'll spend most of your time.
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Half Dome - This is one of the great climbs on Earth and visitors to the park can watch them tackle their routes from the safety of its lookouts.
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Half Dome Hike - The Half Dome Hike is a 14-mile round trip hike that takes you 5000 feet above the Yosemite Valley floor.
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Mariposa Grove - One of our favorite stops in Yosemite was Mariposa Grove. We traveled to see a forest of 500 Giant Sequoias.
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Ansel Adams Gallery - One of the main reasons we visit Yosemite National Park is to see Ansel Adams' photography.
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Ei Capitan - The towering Ei Capitan dominates the view of the west end of Yosemite Valley.
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Tunnel View - Tunnel View is definitely the most recognizable view of the park.
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Bridalveil Falls - The Bridalveil Falls Trail is closed due to the Bridalveil Falls rehabilitation project, but should be reopened in 2023.
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Yosemite Falls - Another must-see waterfall in Yosemite is Yosemite Falls. There are spectacular views of Yosemite Falls from Yosemite Village.
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Mist Trail - There are two waterfalls to walk along the Mist Trail, Vernal Falls is 3 miles and Nevada Falls is 7 miles round trip.
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Mirror Lake Trail - Another popular hiking trail in Yosemite NP is up to Mirror Lake. It's an easy walk to Mirror Lake and is famous for its reflections of Yosemite Valley.
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Tioga Road - This is only open from late May to November because it is located in the high country of the Sierra Nevada. Up here you'll find meadows, and a great view of Half Dome from Olmsted Point.
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Tenaya Lake - Tenaya Lake is Yosemite's largest lake and is a great place to go kayaking or canoeing.
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There are a few different easy hikes like Tuolumne Meadows - John Muir Trail, Soda Springs, Parsons Lodge, Galore Lake, and Lyell Canyon from Lake Elizabeth.
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Cycling Yosemite - If you're into bicycling, Yosemite not only allows cyclists to ride on roads, but there are paved trails as well.
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