Backpacking
Backpacking in Yosemite
This GORP site describes some of the local trails
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Biking
Yosemite by Bike
Gliding along the Valley floor by bike is one of the most enjoyable ways to
see Yosemite's sights. Bicycles may be rented by the hour or the day at the
Yosemite Lodge or Curry Village bike stands.
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Hiking/Walking
Guided Hikes, Backpacking, and Climbing
Informative guides interpret the wonders of Yosemite on the park's many
sightseeing tours.
The John Muir Trail
The trail is 211 miles long and runs from Yosemite Valley to Mt Whitney,
in California. (Part of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail.)
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Horse Back Riding
Pine Mountain Lake Horse Back Riding
Our full service Equestrian Center is now open to the public year round and
offers trail rides, special excursions, western riding lessons, play days,
horse shows, and children's horse camps.
Yosemite Stables
Yosemite has a number of stables
that can provide two-hour, half-day and all-day rides.
Areas include Yosemite Valley, Wawona or Tuolumne Meadows.
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Ice Skating
Long Barn Ice
Skating Rink
Long Barn Lodge Ice Skating Rink
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Miniature Golf
Twain Harte Miniature Golf
Twain Harte is the perfect travel destination. It's an easy day trip to
Yosemite and we're in the midst of historic Gold Country.
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Rock Climbing
The Yosemite Rock Page
A repository on rock-climbing in Yosemite, with also Park info and
photography.
Guided Hikes, Backpacking, and Climbing
Informative guides interpret the wonders of Yosemite on the park's many
sightseeing tours.
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Rafting
Kings River Expeditions
Browse through our site and find out about our deluxe one and two-day
whitewater rafting trips on the upper Kings River.
Zephyr
Whitewater Expeditions
Our launching point for trips on both the Merced and Tuolumne Rivers are
just outside Yosemite National Park, and a trip down either of these
rivers can easily be combined with a visit to Yosemite.
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Theme Parks
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Train Rides
Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad
56001 Hwy 41, Fish Camp (559) 683-7273
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