Granite Cliffs. Falling Water. Endless Sky.

Yosemite National Park sits in California's Sierra Nevada, a landscape of granite cliffs, ancient giant sequoias, and waterfalls that fall thousands of feet. The park is vast, and each region has its own character. Yosemite Valley draws crowds for good reason. El Capitan and Half Dome rise from the valley floor like monuments. Wawona offers a quieter entry point with meadows and forest. Glacier Point delivers views that stretch across the entire park. Mariposa Grove holds some of the largest trees on earth. Whether you spend a day or a week, the park reveals itself slowly, and each visit finds something new.